THCnRSDj&T/X&Ifl»BTfly »• », p*a o b t w b l v b BhmdiMtMr Simtino fim Uli AVBBAOB DAU.T OIBOULATIOM As an aftermath of their recent­ It la atm pooalbla to get forma to Young people of the Zion Luth­ The Friendly Bridge club wlU .... for UM Month of Dooember, 1888 IB ® WBATHXB moke eomplalnta about violatlona of eran church on Cooper atreet will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Vorac.it of D, B. VI'rathii Bo n m . ly rejected challenge to the Coast Bartfor. ABOUT TOWN to Coast Setback Team, the Oak the NRA at the Station A poat have a Bingo party tomorrow night William Montle of Bigelow street TIM JW. HAM CPU Oomrally fair toMglit oM Satw- Street Tavern Setback Team made office according to a notice that la at 8 o'clock at the church, -under W aller N . Leclerc 5.853 posted on the walla In the office. auspices of the Walther League. All L. T. Wood G>. Member of the Aodlt tey. probably followed by now IdM Lrou aad tatr AWMimiuu or­ It clear today that they did not Funeral Director Saturday night; ooaUnoed ooM to­ chestra will play tonight at the consider the Coast to Coast team The Supreme Court has outlawed members and friends will be wel- 61 BiaseU St Tel. 4496 FRIDAY Borenn of ClrenlaUona S h i n i n g night, rialng tomperaton Satudoy, Silver QrlU. In addition to this champs, because champions In any the NRA and the newapapera have 258 Na. Main S t Maneheatei MANCHESTER - A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM color^ band Mias Lou will feature line are usually willing to demon­ told the atory, but no official notice 3 to 6 Specials her Harlem Floor Show which is to Station A that It la all over baa Raymond F. Benson of 299 Main AGENT strate their ability by accepting The CHOICE VOL. LV., NO. 98. (ChuaUtod AdvertiBing on Pago 1A| direct from a New York Show Boat been received so the aign remains. street will leave early tomorrow for Jack Frost (TonfMtioncry challenges as a means to demon­ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,1936. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE i strate their claim to championship. Charlotte, N. C., where he has ob­ of a good automobile insurance FOR Ulantonomoh Tribe No. 58, Im- The Oak Street Tavern team, there­ Many complimentary words have tained a position in a large depart­ policy is of vital importance to A t m t O R lU t SUGAR I roved Order of Red Men will hold fore, makes claim to the champion­ been heard of the good work done ment store. Mr. Benson was former­ you . . . I sell dependable auto­ fts regular meeting and Installation by Don Hattin and his crew of the ly display manager at the J. W. (Pound Package) ship, and again Issues a challenge mobile insurance. n u T OPPERS of officers tomorrow night In Tinker to the Coast To Coast team. state highway department In open­ Hale Company's store, leaving their hall at 7:45 sharp. Deputy Louis ing up the state roads through Man­ employ about a year ago for similar Come to ihir itore for Double-Ksy Kreh and his officers will be the chester. duties in a Bridgeport establish­ Nntt. Wc toast ficah with ettamety Mrs. H. H. Longaker, chairman butter—lo dtffm nt from ^ordinary Installing chiefs. After the meeting ment. 2 1 3 « clam chowder will be served in the of the committee in charge of the Roads still being blocked for JOHN L. JENNEY tailed null mrrefp cooked in oil. 10 Depot Square Phone-6850 OKE Large Package clubrooms on Bralnard place. A W. Jerold O'Neil lecture Tuesday truck travel In some parts of the THE WELDON DRUG CO. large attendance Is hoped for. evening in St. James's hall, has call­ country there was another large Repreeenting a ed a meeting at her home, 215 Pine shipment of incoming express at THE TRAVELERS, Hartford, Conn. 90S Main Street HOUSE OVERRIDES BONUS VET Cash RINSO Group 9 of Center church women, street, tomorrow evening. the Manchester railway office this Mrs. Rollln H itt leader, are plan­ morning. Price 1 2 a LATEST WINTER ning a social meeting for 7:30 Miss Mary DIelenschnelder of Ashes Removed Tea FRANCE TENDS Flasf-Draped Caisson Carries George V From Sandringhain o'clock Monday evening at the Strickland street has been appoint­ Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hackett of SPORT, GRABBLING church. Every member of the ed vice president of the Hartford North Main street, Buckland, are group Is urged to be present and county organization of the Young Weekly — 25c plapning tir leave Monday for their Neat, Dependabie Service. All You Need Is A Hay Hook prepared to tell how they have Democratic clubs. The appointment winter home In Florida. TO THE LEFT IN I PRESIDENT STANDS PA' and No Shoes To (jatch earned their dollars. A surprise was made by Attorney Frank R. LOCAL AND K You Prefer Coke Texas Fish. program with refreshments la being Odium of Hartford, county presi­ LONG DISTANCE MOVING arranged by Mrs. William Kean, dent, to All a vacancy caused by the Semi Van Trucks. AYVISO NEWJCABINFT Mrs. Arvid Seaburg and Mrs. W. J. death of a Bristol woman. FOR TOUR BUILDINO AND For Fuel Dallas, Tex., Jan. 24.— (AP) McCormack. REPAIR JOBS CALL Modem Equipment. Barefoot fishing Is Texas’ new­ Hose Company No. 1 of the South Alia Massaie Italiane est winter sport. It’s called ON PREVIOUS Two Services Order It From Us posmoi Another story hour for children, Manchester Sre department res­ n sottoMrttto annoncla ohe Venerdl 24 Oennalo al N. 78 Blreh Sarraut to Be Premier and grabbling. WM. KANEHL You’ll Appreciate. PPPERS St.; aprira ana 5Iacelleria e Salumerla Itailana, nnloa In Man- grades 1 to 6 Inclusive, will take ponded on a still alarm this morning Oeneral Building Contractor Equipment required; A sharp place tomorrow afternoon at 4 at 9 o'clock for a chimney fire at $12 75 per ton cash. chester, che col ano alstema poo mettcre In vendita earne hay hook, indifference to pneu­ In Brief Message o'clock at the Whiton Memorial 48 Summer street, which was ex­ 519 Center St. Phone 7778 Austin Chambers freachlaalma dl 5Ianra, VlteUo e Malale maoellate e Ispezlonata' Minister of Interior, Flan- monia, water moccasins and tinguished without damage. dall’Antoiita Vetertnarle In glornate. Library. Dial 6260 drowning. Here’s Complete Text OKE Prompt Delivery. <4aesto negozlo eara aperto eolo 11 Venerdl e Sabato, per dar din Succeeds Laval as To grabble, one wades bare­ Executive Says He a modo negU altrl glorni, dl andare nelle farme per aqnlatare foot Into a stream, feeling with TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE qneeto beetiame vivo. Head of Foreign Office. the toes along rocks and sub­ O f Presidential Veto Change His Views Ed e proprio qneeto alatoma, qbe puo metterml In grndo merged logs for giant catfish, TlfE W . G. GLENNEY GO. dl vendere a prezxi basal, da non temere oonoorrenza. dozing on the bottom. When Over 30 Degrrees Drop In Temperature In the fish is found, the fisherman TOWN OF BOLTON Coal, Lumber, klaaona' Suppllee, Paint- Washington, Jan. 24.— (AP) __ victions as Unita alia carne dl prima quallta, troverete Salslccle, Salami, Paria, Jon. 24— (AP) —Senator dives after him with the hook (Congreas complete and explicit rea­ Unlveraal Electrical Appliances. President Roosevelt today vetoed sons for my action. A Pew Hours Last Night! CONCERT Tonno, Formaggl, Paata, Pomidorl, Salalne e tntto II rlmanento Albert Sarraut waa aucceaaful to­ —and the battle la on. 886 No. Main St. Phone 4140 Manchester neoesaarlo per tare nna bnona Cuctna Itallaaa. the cash payment bonus bill. 'The bill I now return differs day as Year Ago He All persons liable by law to pay Featuring the day In hla attempt to form a new The fish often wins. One In a brief word hand-written sportsman made the error of 200 from last year’s bill In only two Im­ the Old Age Assistance Tax of 83.00 Non dtmenticatevl Venerdl 24 Oennalo 78 Birch St. cabinet for France—the lOlat gov­ message to the House, the President portant respects; First, It eliminates in said Town of Bolton are hereby BETHANY GIRLS D Proprletarlo, tying hla hook to hla wrist and simply referred Congress to his veto ernment of the third republic. then sticking It Into a 50- the Issuance of iinsccui^ paper cur­ dares — House Vote notifled that I have a rate bill for and OREMMO ABTUBO. Sarraut. who already haa served message on the bonus lost year. rency to make the payments re­ You Need Our Quality enrollment of 1935 due and payable hla country aa premier, la a veter­ pound catfish. The big fish "My convictions are as Impelling CHESTER SHIELDS dragged the bigger one Into a quired and substitutfui Interest bear­ on Feb. 1st, 1936. Penalty of 81 an of the Kadical-Sociallat party. toilay aa they were then," he stated. ing bonds, which, however, may be to 61— Senate Not will be added If not paid on or be­ Auspices of The cabinet he baa formed la a deep bole in the Navasota river "Therefore I cannot change them.” but companions of the latter converted Into cash for face value fore March 2nd, 1936. Said tax tranaltlon body to keep the govern­ The message, unusually short for at any time; second. It adds 8213.- No Slate Pennsylvania MEN’S BIBLE CLASS dragged them both out. Vote Until Monday. payable at my home. ment running until the parliament­ such Important legislation, follows: 000,000 to the total payments by S t Mary’s Church. FRIDA Y NIGHT ary electlona, which will be hold in "To the House of Representatives: A. A. MANEOOIA, forgiving Interest after October 1, Call Us For Service! April or May. "1 return herewith, without my 1931, on amounts borrowed. Tax Collector. St. Mary’s Parish Washington, Jan. 24— (AP) Coal NOW To Keep The New Cabinet approval. H. R. Bill lid'fo entitled “In all other respects, the circum­ Dated at Bolton, Conn., Hall When You Need— In the Hat of nomineea he aub- 'An Act to Provide for the Immedi­ heavily Democratic HouM votad 1 January 23, 1936. mltted to President Lebrun, It was MANY GUESSES stances, arguments and facts remain ate Payment of World War Adjust­ essentially' the same as thcoa fully to 81 to override Preeident Saturday Evening, BINGO— 12 GAMES High Grade Penn. Indicated that Sarraut intended to ed Service Certificates, for ths Can­ Warm and Comfortable covered and explained by me only velt'a veto o f the 12.491,000,6 take over the mlniatry of the In­ cellation of Unpaid Interest Ac­ January 25 COAL terior himself, together with the eight months ago. bonue bill. All Sizes. AS TO SMITIfS Flank^ by members of the King's own Grenadier Guards wearing their huge bearskin sbakoes, the flag- crued on Loans Secured by Such “I respectfully refer tbs members premiership. Only -a two-thirds majority At 8:30 O’clock George V waa borne to Wolferton station near Sandringham for Certificates and for Other Pur­ o f the Senate and of the House of PUBLIC SETBACK High Class Vaudeville It was officially announced that needed. L. POLA Admission 25c. WOOD the new cabinet la aa follows: the 100-mlle Journey to London. This NEA Service radiophoto, ruslicd to America from London, shows poses.' Representatives to every word of ORANGE HALL For All Pnrpoeea. Premier and Minlater of the In­ SPEEfflPOUCY the funeral procession, with ths casket mounted on the horse-drawn military caisson, nasalng between “ On May 22, 1935, In disapproving what 1 said then. From the cheering Repr terior—Albert Sarraut; Minister of mourning crowds that lined the road near Sandringham. ^ “ a bill to pay the bonus In full Im­ “My convictions art as imMlIi Uvea, who refuted to delay tlM 1 TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8:30 KOPPERS COKE State without portfolia — Joseph mediately Instead of In 1945, 1 gave today as they wera then, ^ e r e - lot even a day, the btU goca COAL CO. Paul-Boncour; Agriculture— Paul In person to a Joint session of the fore I cannot change them.” Senate where a 'vote is not < 6S Rawthorae BL Phone 4918 CASH PRIZES Conran’s Jack & Jill Club Thlllier, Merchant Marine, Louis Democrats Wonder Whether unUl Monday.- Branch Office; de Chappedelalne; Foreign Affairs There too, leaders forecast, 55 School St Phone 4682 Lathrop & Staye —Plsrre-Etienne Flandln; Finance bill will bs made law over 1 —Marcel Regnier; Commerce — He WiD Assail Roosevelt, ITALY ISSUES WARNING [DEATHS MOUNT Roosevelt’s opposition. ____ Bring Your Banquet Problems To Us. Georges Bonnet; Public Works — Clark (D., Mo.), an author, of Save Fuel Coal Company Camille Chautemps: Navy— Fran­ THOUSANDS PASS BIER measure, predicted not more cois Pietrl; Communications — Try to Captore Conven­ 20 votes would be cast to OVER FIVE POWER PACT AS COLD WAVE the veto aa against the 83 i This Winter Phone 3149 Georges Mandel; Air—Marcel Deat; Hundreds of women have learned how to make each meal War— Gen. Louis Felix Maurln; tion or Go Abroad. It was tbs second Urns in a ! Labor—Ludovic Oscar Frossard; OF BRITAIN’ S MONARCH the House had toased aside a I a keenly anticipated event They insist on having Pine- dsnUal bonus veto. The viRa' < hurst foods because their goodness and flavor save any Education—Henri Guernut; Colonies —Jacques Stern; Justice — Yvon S a y . Brilam’. A cl C«Blital-‘ aEA N O R H. UTTlT sustain the veto today was 0 ^ 1 1 meal from becoming “ flat”. The freshness of Pinehurst Generators Belbos; Pensions — Rene Besse; Washington, Jan. 24.— (A P) — I’RISONER EATS SELT greater than that cast ogatnat 'i Fish has built a wonderful demand on this item for us. TONIGHT - Health—Louis Nicolle. Hostilities between the New. Deal Expect Million to Have Paid OUT OF JAIL TERM biU’s original paaaage. If the ammeter pointer Members barely watted fc,*- Stopgap TUI Bleotlon and the American Liberty X.eague ed a Danger to Earopean TO RESIGN POST Reported in swings back and forth rapid­ While thta ministry la generally Muskogaa, OklA, Jon. 8 4 ^ the raadlag of the brief, ' Smoked Filet of Haddock. FRESH n S H 7 ® “The Band With Smart, Snappy Tunes” Intensified today on Uje eve pf an Final Tribute by Monday; yeto me ly or remains at zero while coosiderad a ntopgap at'M st,''.lt P eac^ Claim ' d i e - • .. 1 . JNatioi^ New Eogliid,.JKew (AP)—Undraw Ooultcr aU him- gives ths Radicals an odvaataiv in Alfred E. Smith speech which la ex­ This is Just the weather Mir oat of jati in jnxt 20 daya. floor. MACKEREL you are driving the genera­ the forthcoming election of a new pected to give at least a broad hint “Hla appetite area too great.” for Gam Chowder or chamber — provided, of course, it lines Mile Long Before Triad 9a Halt V sti . l)4-lb. aver. . ,12'/jc lb. tor should be checked at MISS LOU as to Smith's role In the Presiden­ Was Unnecessary. To Gire Up Acfiye Director-1 York and New Jersey Re- explained County Attorney A. Oyster Stew . . . lasts through the campaign. Camp Bonda today. “We check­ DemoenUo leadera aought w j once. We replace brushes And Her 4 tial campaign. lay the ballot untU Moaday~ Fnsh (solid) Oysters, White Halibut. 'The premier himself took over the Westminster Hall. ed the reoorda and found it waa or make repairs quickly. The minletry of the Interior which con­ wera voted down, 189 to 181. ' Special Will Smith wage war to the hllr. Rome, Jan. 24.— (A P )—Italy ship But Will Continue On ! cord Sub-Zero Readings. costing too much to feed him, so 33c pint Red Salmon. SALE Ths Seaato does not maM cause of the trouble is elimi­ Alabamians Orchestra trols the election machinery and the on the administration, or will ue we released him.” warned the sanctionist nations of Monday ao final action waa f ' Opened Chowder Clams, Install nated and future expense Direct from New York Show Boat. secret funds. adopt a policy of frigid silence with Coulter waa fined 850 and aen- The moat Important change from the world today that Great Britain's | Board. London, Jan. 24.— The first of i over the week-end. Leadara 35c pint i BUTTERFISH. .19c IbH avoided. Never Before Sold at this/ regard to the drive to reelect Presi­ Chicago. Jan. 24— (A P )—Intense tenced to 30 days In Jail for the old cabinet waa the choice of action In arranging a Mcditerra-i l, 000,000 sorrowing pilgrims filed I using profans language on ths predicted the Senatora would Large Frying Oysters, dent Roosevelt? Politicians believe cold which paralyzed the upper half the RepresentaUves and m a k o' Swordfish. STCRM Flandln aa head of the foreign of­ the answer may be indicated in the nean security pact constituted a today past the bier of the late King | streets of Taft. 39c pint fice to replace Pierre Laval, former "danger for European peace.” of the Notion leaving almost 100 82,491,000,000 bill law over Filets o f: NORTON Remarkably Low Price/ address the former New York gov­ I Hartford, Jan. 21. (AP) Miss George V— a black catafalque ap­ Prealdent's oppoalUon. premier and foreign minister, whose ernor will make at a Liberty League A memorandum prepared for ' dead and widespread property dam- Oyster Gicktail Sauce. H arlem policies. Including the cautious Eleanor H. Little of Guilford will proached on purpic-carpeted steps, Mr. RooaeveR's handwritten Mackerel SASH ELECTRICAL dinner here tomorrow night. Geneva distribution to the sanction­ I age, today apparently headed for treatment of Italy over the Ethiop­ ist powers protested that Great withdraw from active direction of in the ancient palace of Westmin­ sage, returning the bonus blO ' Red Perch Even before the dinner. New Deal­ the Atlantic ocean aa moderating out my approval," broke pr BOSTON BLUEnSH INSTRUMENT CO. Floor Show ian war, caused the fall of his gov- Britain had acted outside the the state emergency iclicf commis­ AGREEMENT ON AAA Haddock emment early this week. ers began to hammer at Its leading I temperatures with more snow were ster, of a quarter of century. IZVtt lb. Hilliard S t Phone 4060 backers. Using words seldom In­ League Covenant in Initiating the sion's staff on March 1. I forecast generally, Sole o n l y $ 2 2 . 5 0 The cabinet Is slightly more Mediterranean discussions. There, the new King Edward V lll But Senator Harrloon (D .,; Tomorrow Night — The Rambling Cowboys voked in the Senate, Senator Meanwhile, however, she will con­ j While snowbound residents In and the bereaved royal family left chairman o f the finance Leftist than that of Laval’s. It The move, Italy contended, was STORM comprises the same number of Schwellenbach (D., Wash.) declared tinue os secretary In order lo be ] many sections continued to dig their liege for four days of public REACHED RY GROUP and an adminlatration stale Birdseye Asparagus will be 31c a box, and Birdseye EDDIE REED and CHARLIE BURKE yesterday that Smith, aa a charter made In the face of Italian .issur- available for consultation and work tlicmseivcs out from under the aald; Radicals but with three Union- oncea that she had no desire to drag homage before the final services and Raspberries 19c a box. We will have Fresh Broccoli, Socialists. member of the League, waa sur­ in connection with the commission's worst blizzard of many seasons, ac­ burial next Tuesday at WInd.sor. "It la my opinion that the DOORS a "colonial conflict" Into a Euro­ companied by numerous record sub Cauliflower, Spinach, Beets, Carrots, Radishes, Green The ministers. Including under­ rounded by "rascals, crooks, leech­ pean war. report On local and state FERA As Big Ben boomed 8 a. m. (3 a. will not be sustained. I shall es and bloodsuckers.” projects. zero temperatures, they wondered to override the veto." Peas and Beans and New Carrots. secretaries, number four senators, Italy had served warning at m. , e. s. t.|, the nation's pilgrimageBut Senate SalhCommittee • .% • 19 deputies, and one soldier. Assailed Roskob, Dn Pont. Joseph M. Louchlln of West Hart­ whether the seagoing storm might began. Short Meesage S A V E YOU BIG DANCE ^S !ee^ M fjm r d Laval’s anti-devaluation policy Is John J. Raskob, Democratic chair­ not he dragging anchor because of In hla short text be referred I CAMPBELL’S MUELLER’S (Continued on Page Seven) ford, staff assistant in charge of Its laggard retreat. When the fainouH clock strikes 10 BLUEBERRIES expected to be continued although man for Smith’s 1928 campaign for municipal problems and supervisor p. m, Monday, authorities said, at tors and RepresentaUves BEANS MACARONI Saturday, Jan. 25 Amytlilng from a - AU your favorite The fury of the storm apparent­ Keeps Secret DetnOs of only six of his ministers remain. the presidency, and Pierre Du Pont of relief auditors, will become least 1,000,0()0 of the dead Sov­ fully X X X to eveiy word of ' 3 for 17c 15c can MONEY bite to a plain and mixed ly spent Itself on New England, New 2 for 19c of Delaware were singled out by executive director when she leaves. ereign’s BuhJectH—m«‘n. women and said" In lost year's veto of a You will save In fuel alone their meal! « drinlw, York and New Jersey, but sub-zero New Plan. rcncy-expansion bonus pay TURN HALL Schwellenbach for denunciation. Today, however, he became ad­ frigidity still held many north cen­ children alike will have Joined in cost to say nothing of the In­ North Street Mentioning the Income tax contro­ MONGOLIA GIVEN this last act of tribute. bin. creased comfort of your home ministrative assistant, second In tral and mldwestcrn states In Its “My convictlona are as in versy between them and the gov­ command. this winter. MIDWEST CALLED Icy grip. Long before last midnight, crowd.s ...... n. today aa they were then," thal RADIO ORCHESTRA ernment, he charged they sought Miss Little's retirement plans gcthcrcd in the Htreets about the PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. Prices are reasonable! For In­ Warmer weather, however, was Washington. Jan. 24. - ( A P ) — dent said. "Therefore I can From New Britain The NeWf "to defraud." FINAL WARNING were accepted at a meeting of the predicted toilay for Minnesota. Wis­ medieval Westmlnater hall, sacriflc- stance 2-light Storm Sash SILVER GRILL A .Senate agriculture subcommittee cboilge them." Where Everyone Has A Good Time! Recalling the years in which Mr. commissioner yesterday. Mr. Lough- consin. Missouri, Ohio, Pennsyl­ Admission 25c. THE VOTE BASKET Roosevelt supported Smith for the of five Democrats today unanimous- *!°®**''®*^ added: T 4" a 4' SV4“ ...... $1.90 eat. NO COVER CHARGE! NO MINIMUM CHARGE! Improved ■Iln's promotion was made at the vania and New Jersey. In the west­ (Oontloaed on Pafe Nine) ily agreed on a revised farm bill to . 'T h e bill Lnpw return differs 1 2' 6" X 4' 7 ^ “ ...... 8.00 e*. presidency, Schwellenbach caution­ same time, although his notifica­ ern states more snow was forecast ed: “ No man can successfully turn replace the AAA. but roeroberfl were T - .4 TONIGHT I Storm Door with 1 light of glass Dreamland tion came today. generally. bound to secrecy on Its details for respecto: First, it ellmlnatsn i bis back on a friend." Manchoukoo Takes Action Much Damage Tender, Juicy Cube Steaks Spaghetti and Meat Balls 2' 8" a 6' 9 "...... 84.60 Handled .Millions ! the time being. Issuance of unsMured paper Political Leaders Believe Anti-New Dealers looked to a After serving as executive secre­ Hundreds of thousands of dollars Thi„ rency to make the payments i Sandwiches of All Kinds Then there's a combination screen speech by John W. DavU in New in property damage was caused by PATTERSON GETS A s Result of Many Clashes tary of the commission. Miss Little sftorp“ on“t“ vcR and storm door at 86.50 for the York tonight for elaboration of their became state FERA chief, handling fires. Three villages In upper New , Com Belt State Will De­ charges against the administration. York virtually were burned out by ing agriculture ’’as productive M It ^ ??cd toto rash tor f^ ^ ^ FREE! 2* 8" X 6' 9'' size that's very popu­ R ED + C R O S S about 830,000,000 In Federal money Four-Way Problem. at Border. flames carried by high winds. Fires wa.s 100 years ago’ aa the New time; second. It adds 8263,0 lar. that came to the commission whose A 7 5 YEAR TERM BINGO GAMES TOMORROW NIGHT! Special Bargain In eonjectnre about Smith's Inten- In Ohio causer! an estimated 8250,- Deal's go.-il and « P r c s s ^ a h o ^ It ooo to the total paymenU by forgliW Let us help you get ready for cide the Election. responsibility for all Federal relief 000 loss. Two buildings In down­ could be done within the Conatltu- interest after October 1, 1981e PHie On Every Onme! Omad pHie for winner of moot rruneo. funds waa Imposed by the General **Tbe OM Reliable** cold weather. There's plenty ol (Contlnued on Page Seven) town Pittsburgh wore destroyed on amounts borrowed. It coming! Hair-Filled Inner-Spring Tokyo, Jan. 24.—M P ) —Numer­ Assembly. with a loss of 8100,000. Secretary Wallace, who dropped Arguments the Same Chicago, Jan. 24.— (AP|— A ous new frontier Incidents between Recently, after the WPA took International Falla on the Minne­ First of Nine Negroes in In on the group as It went over all other respecU. the clr political survey of the Corn Belt the Japanese-advised state of Man- over all but a few of her projects. OAK STREET TAVERN MATTRESS choukuo and Sovict-infliicnccd Out­ sota Canarllan border again turned amendments drafted overnight, stances, arguments and facts rh*3 **Wbea a better beer than BoUantlne'e la made — we'U aeU It.” states, the “ Bread-Basket of the Miss Uttl dropped the title of Fed­ in the record low temperature for came out smiling and told reporters: main essentially the same |C=±J| ASKS PRESIDENT er Mongolia drove the East Aslan the Nation yesterday with a minus Scottsboro Case to Re­ •0 Oak Street John Andlelo, Prop. MEN’S SUITS STAR 1AKE advantage o f this event to Nation," presaged a lively curtain border controversy today toward an eral relief administrator, and oper­ "Evcrybixly's happy." fully covered and explained by raiser for the 1936 campaign and apparent climax. ated as secretary of the commission. 56 degrees. At micinight the mer­ He added that this meant the five only eight months ago.” riATU R ES obtain one o f the finest RED I coined a new term today—the A Domel (Japanese) News Agen­ Mr. LoughUn, who came here cury had risen to 24 below at Bt. ceive a Prison Verdict. members of the sub-committec, him- Indicative of the drtermlnaUds^S 9 Paul. Duluth, Minn., waa -25; Fargo, “Vote Basket of the Nation.” TO HALT STRIKE cy dispatch from Hsinking. capital from Bristol, Is a graduate of Syra­ self and Chester C. Davis, farm ad- on Capitol HUl to make the bill iSWa ^ BtefHcally Hmparod D. -33; Aberdeen, S. D. -19; mlnistrator. despite the veto was the com m en t • ian«r”6prlft9 CROSS Mattresses we’ve ever seen Home of agricultural unrest, of Manchoukuo. said the recurring cuse University with Bachelor of Rapid City, ,S. D. 22 above; Omaha Davi.s appeared before the group of Senator Clark (D., Mo.), ons scene of historic defections from dashes brought a vigorous protest Science and Master of Science de­ Decatur, Ala . Jan. 24.--(A P ) -- 3 below; Milwaukee -13; Chicago after first undergoing examination the authors; A Aaavt la- —offered for the first time at this the major parties, middle west sup­ from the Manchoiikuoan foreign of­ gree. He trained at the Training Attorneys fur H<'>-wo’ made Both Davis and Wallace earlier Ostvsrsal Elsctrleal AppBnaasa. In niincis high feeling and Wt- , Manchoukuo and Outer Mongolia beat to death the meipbera of, bia and some oil soaked mattresses. tures. 84.133.037.563.00 (L INC. temaaa, developed because the Bridges and Uarvyn Rathbons, sec- alike have accused each other of family, then fired the house and shot Patterson's punishment severe had appeared before the House 81.837.199.123.27 of eme _ 888 Mo. Mala S t PhMS 8148 rstaiT of ths San Fraaeiaea Bay Then the posse heard a shot oa be enough. agriculture committee. Chairman KEMP’S, Inc. powerful Cook county (Chicago) raids aeroos the border, on the ex­ himself. ended his life. pendlturrs): exeeos of exp District Oouttcl], ajipaated to Pred- Ruby Not Prceent Jones (D., Tex.) tohl newsmen after­ FURNITURE AND MUSIC act Unee of which the two statee ap- Mrs. Albers, 45, was found abot. Investigators bellevad Albera’ vlo- 82.054J52.438.48. Gross iM t, Ruby Bates who was active in the ward that In addition to canvassing 530,829,801.44, an Inerasaa M!,’ (OMriiMMd on Fage Smranl AOsatiMMd aa Pago Throsj oa were her dhlldren Gene, 4, and Ums were dead a week or 10 days (OentlaMd ea Page Ihfoe]i Shirley Anne 2. A blood-stained 65SJ78.78 over tha provioiM) . J when found. iCoatlBiied M Page Nlne^ . (.(JonUaued m Page C w i Gold asMta. $ llu n ,m j8 T ,lt 4 I MANCHE8TER EVENING RERAU). MANCHESTER, GONN„ FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,1986: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,1986. PAGE lecturer, Mrs. Lillian Rice; steward, •nornlng, after having spent several Carleton Hutchins; assistant stew* WEDDINGS MOIHEKS CLUB TO HATE doya with her parents, Afr. and U ta ICKNEWitRITAIN ard, Chauncy Squicr; chaplain, Mrs. NEGRO MURDERER L0.0.F.AMAHURS Jamese Campo, of Fisk avenue. PRICESIRREGULAR eight degrees below zero. On Ja^^ Marion Hurlbutt; treasurer, Lester A meeting of Troop No. 2, Girl START PLANTING MISSIONARY TO GIVE uary 26 It dropped to 16 below ^ d PRICE OF POTATOES Hurlbutt; secretary, Mrs. Alice GET TOCETHER NIGHT Seouto, waa held yesterday after­ COLD CONTINUES; on January 27 there was a sUght P. 0. CANDIDAitS Hunt; ^tekeeper. Everett Oole; Po­ McCormick-Jones King Edward*s Writing FOR RELIEF STUDYI EXECUTED BY GAS Mrs. Mary J. Jones of 154 New PROGRAM TONIGHTnoon In their room in the Warren ON STOCK MARKET climb, tbe low being 10 degrees be­ mona, Miss Marlon Hurlbutt; Flora, Woolen company building. ADDRESS ON SUNDAY low zero. On January 28 tb^ read­ GOING UP AGAIN Miss Lois Clarke; Ceres, Mrs. Eva- Bolton Rood announces tbe mar­ A “get-acquainted” evening It 22 MILLION TREES Hna Derosia; executive committee riage of her daughter, Mias Miriam planned for Monday night by the Mra. Hanniabal Alden has been DROPS UNDE ZEROing was eight below -and^^e cold GIVEN NOTICES snap wss over. . / Is Analyzed by Expet for 3 years, Clayton E. Hunt: pian­ Winifred Jones, to Robert C. Mc­ Manchester Mothers club. The confined to her home on Edgowood Miss Agnes A. Wood lo Give Cold Weather Seen u Force street by iUneos. No Mosquitoes' 2j000 Cases to Be ist, Miss Ahienc Badge. EloYen Minutes After He En­ Cormick of ISO Pine street. The party will to held In the parish hall Senior and Junior Lodges to At Opening There Was Brisk Talk at Morning Service at Driving Price Up — Few Mrs. I.,aura Squier gave a birtli- ceremony took place at Port Ches­ of the South Methodist church and James Hamilton of Blast strecL Work on the elimination of moa- Center Church. Milwaukee, Jan. 24.— (A P )—John .4;made him an excellent ex day surprise luncheon Thursday In ter, N. Y., January 17. will begin with a solicited supper at overseer In the Weaving depart­ Estimate That 1,424 MHes of Goes to 6 Bdow at 5 OXlock qultocs In Manchester is at a stand- Maine Potatoes in Market. atlll not because of cold weather AcknowledgmeDt of Appli­ Tyrrell, handwriting expert who had he entered business. Sorreyed Jjy Stale Emer­ honor of Mrs. Hcttic Squler’s 70th ters Lethal Chamber He Is 0:30, preparetl and served by the Give Entertainment This ment of the Cyril Johnson Woolen Trade in Mining Issues — testified In the Hauptmann trial, birthday, at tliclr home on Wood­ company, is a patient at the John­ that this was done, but because of "He has a fine sense Of 'li losing side in the recent member- Miss Agnes A. Wood, missionary The snow and cold weather baa took one look at the penmanship of ward Hill. Those present were Mrs. Tedford-Bulla sliip campaign, captained by Mrs. son Memorial hoapital. Shelterbelt Will Be Plant­ This Morning — State lack of funds. The work that was said Tyrrell. "It is evidenced Pronounced Dead. of the American Board of Natal, started digging a trench on the again affected the potato market in cations Received; No For- King Edward VIII of England to­ gency Commission. Julia Little. Mr.s. Oeorgle Winter, Mrs. Ellen Bulla of 37 Foster Francis P. Handley of Dcimont Evening. Miss Gladys Pease la visiting Mrs. Grains Ea^er. day and said he would make a the character of the inner south aide of Tolland turnpike ao this section. Some of the potato which he made so long ago. Mrs. Alice Burr, Mrs. Emily Lyman. street, widow of John A. Bulla, was street. Mrs. Sherwood Goalee was laabellc Jones at her home In West South Africa, who is at present In splendid Monarch. SUfford. ed This Year. this country on a furlough and visit­ Ayerage 5 Below. as to drain the water from Boggy growers In this section last week he intended the signature ser Mrs. Jennie Hunt, Mrs. May Lyman married yesterday afternoon to captain for the wlnnera, who gained ther Examinations. Tyrrell expressed this opinion HtrUord, Jin. 24.— (A P i — The »Smith, Mrs. Oortio 5)iniUi, Mrs. Raleigh, N. C., Jan. 24.— fA P )— George Tedford of 88 East Center WlUi every detail taken care of Mrs. Sarah Potter of Coventry la ing in West Hartford, ^11 give an Stowe into the Union pond and do were selling their crops for 86 cents he would have uaed the H, 33 new memtors and Mrs. Handley’.a New York, Jan, 24.— (A P )—Wall away with trouble that might re­ after he waa shown a pbotostatic 'V lir instead of tho Arable *8'. Ej City, of New Britain has been seleet- Edith Ishsm, Mis.s Anne Dlx. Mrs. Allen Foster. 20-ycnr-old Birming­ street. The ceremony was perform­ team 28, the members of both the Senior and visiting Mrs. Lucy Wadsworth of address at the morning service Sun­ a bushel, but in the Hartford mar­ copy of the King’s signature, In- Margaret WoodwanJ. Mr.s. Laura ham. Ala., negro, was a.sphj'xlatcd ed in Now York City and the Stafford. street was less inflation-minded to­ Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 24.— (A P )— day at 10:50 In Center Congrega­ Manchester waa a cold place be­ sult at Boggy Stowe was brought ket this morning the tost price that the name Edward.” *' ed by the State EnicrRcncy Com- This special program Is arningcd day ..and the majority of stocks Acknowledgment has been re­ acrltod "Edward 8" on a table top Squicr and Mrs. Hetlic Squicr. Mrs. today for criminal assault on a couple are now absent on an unan­ Junior Lodges of the I. O. O. F. Will The weekly gift at the Wsaaer- Federal sheUertolt officials an­ tional church. Miss Wood comes to to a close some time ago. The men retailers could buy potatoes for was The well formed, widely In honor of these new members. backed and filled In a rather nerv­ tween 5 and 6 o’clock this morning. that had been engaged In this work ceived by the nine candidates who In the homo of Benjamin Marshall, iemiaiion for a sample study of the Squier received many cards and Hoke county white woman. It was nounced wedding trip. present an amateur program be­ man Department store was awarded nounced today the first of 22,500,000 Center church with a special com­ 95 cents a bushel and not many od letters indicated, lyrreU Among the games planner' will be ous market trees to to planted in six midwest- At midnight last night the ther­ have been transferred to W PA pro­ of Wilmette, 111., while the then U«f problem. present.*! from her guests. the first gas execution east of the ginning at 8:30 o’clock sharp to­ to Mra, Marlon Walbridge, mission from the American Board were offered at that price. The fail­ have applied for the office of post­ Prince of Wales was a vlsitoc. in that King Edward was a persbh ) The tax assessors have about Mississippi river. several in which the players must Vast buying of mining issues waa cm statea during 1936 will be set mometer reading was zero, but the jects, but it is desired to continue few words, deliberate judgment i Some 2.000 cases. Including W PA first find their partners and In so night at Odd Fellows’ Temple. W. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartonstein mission station at Natal. Many ure of the Maine crop has held up master at the Manchester postoffice $924. ^:cues, will be thoroughly studied completed their work on the tax Elcyen minutes after the electri­ resumed at the opening, and the out Immediately in Southwestern yeara ago, as far as can be learned mercury continued to drop and at the work. Until on allotment can fair, sensible decision. doing they cannot help getting Tbomaa Smythe will represent King of Hartford are visiting Mrs. Har- Oklahoma and Northwestern Texas. be secured for this project the work the price of Connecticut grown that their examination papers have In the six characters of the primarily to determine the employ- books and the Board of Relief will cal apparatus operating ' tl>c gas tenatcin’s mother, Mra. Jennie Kad- ticker tape, fon awhile, was unable previous to 1870, the Sunday schorl 5 o’clock this morning there waa a be in session at the Town Hall on generating equipment was tripped, ABOUT TOWN acquainted and having a thoroughly David Lodge with the honors fall­ has been discontinued. potatoes. There are still many been received In Washington. Three King's signature, Tyrrell said there : ment possibilities of those support- dy. at the Stafford Springs Hotel. to keep pace with floor transactions. Relief laborers will plant the of the church sent a harmonium or reading of 6 below reported from February 1, 15 and 20 to listen to pliysiclans pronounced Foster dead. enjoyable evening. ing between Earl Moore, Chief The fact that the work la shut potato growers in this section who former service men among the can­ were bold, firm lines indicating tho Privilege is the golden path ' ed by the city. Krlkor Bozajan of Manchester, Profit taking, after the last two trees as part of a Federal $75,000.- melodeon as a gift to the Rev. Dan­ the Mutual Heating plant in the # The uurvey was decided upon yes- any appeal from the doings of the The switch on the ga.s machinery Mrs. Jay Rond, membership chair­ Ruler and Harry Sweet, Adviser of surging sessions, quickly whittled 000 a tt ^ p t to control wind erosion down just now la not causing mtich have not sold their crops and are didates have also received notice aggressive traits which he said revolution. Richard Boyce of 103 Cedar New Hamp.shire, is a patient at the iel Lindley of that station. The in­ rear of the House & Hale building. alarm as there is not much fear ot holding them for a steady market. would make King Edward a good terday at a meeting of the cominls- asscfl.sors, was thrown at 10;37 a. m., s min­ man, who instigated tho campaign, Pioneer Junior liodge, for represen­ down prices and the metal group and reduce soil moisture evapora­ strument was used for many years, From that time on there was a that they have been given a credit — Postmaster-General Jamea The local C range has received a ute after the death chamber was atreet after reading about "Bclfaat la acting as co-chairman with Mrs. Johnson Memorial hoapital. He trouble with bites from Insects un­ With the cold weather now on Monarch and which would have Farley. slon. New Britain omcials are wel- tation. shaded or cancelled Its advances, the tion. Wages for the tree planters and later the wood was used to con­ change and at 6 o’clock this morn­ of five per cent In rating on exami­ nrizo of $5 for filling their quota In locked tight, hut It was 10;48 before Orongelam” In yeaterdny’a Herald, Handley in planning the program for was brought there early today fol­ der the present weather conditions. and the difficulty of moving pota­ r coming the research project which remarked that ho had recently re­ There will to a regular micro­ activlt.v turned quiet. range from $46 to $27 a month for struct a communion table for the ing the mercury had gone to zero nations by the Civil Service )x>ard. lU be carried on by the commls- the number of members cars in­ Dr. George .S. Coleman, prison phy­ Monday evening. phone equipment Installed today for lowing an automobile accident in 130 hours of work. toes out of Maine there la again a ceived a Portadown. North Ireland, which he received bruises. Airplane equities, led by Douglas Zulu church and is still in use. 1 and an hour later had gone to three The forms that were filled out by ‘ Sion under the dlri^ction of Miss sured In th<* National Orange .Mu­ sician. nnd Dr. Kemp Ncnl of Ra­ tho program this evening by Potter- with a spurt of about 3 points to a Officials estimated the new pro­ demand for spuds grown in this Sec­ the applicants for the place is the tual Liiibllltv Co leigh snid the negro wa.s ilead. paper, containing an account of the When Miss Wood waa leaving for { above. As the sun came up there i Bleanor H. Little, secretary. election of RIaIng Sona of William, ton A Krah, local radio dealers. The new high, were again favorites,. gram. which will add 1,424 miles of America the mission commissioned tion, The wrecking of the A A A by only examination that will to re­ .MU.4 Little said tin- project colls The man breathed spasmodh-aliy was a further rise and the Indica­ CLOTHES SHOULD REFLECT the Supreme Court for a time hod L. O. L. No. 13, Btatlng that hla fa­ ARGEEMENT ON AAA Interior of the lodge room will be Boeing, United, Curtiss-Wright "A ”| shelterbelt to the 125 miles planted her to bring the pewter presentation tions were then that the cold snap quired. The papers are checked by 1 for a complete analysis of New and convni.'dvely while the cloudy last year, would cost $2,000,000 dur­ an effect upon the price of potatoes, gas filled the chamber. ther who la 96 yeara old, and has made over to represent, os near as and Sperry edged up fractions to a l plate which was placed on the har­ has passed. the Civil Service board and those Britain's relief load to determine point. Improvement was also' ing 1936. They said the work would but the weather condition and the been master of the lodge for the possible, the regular broadcast sta­ WILUNGTON monium back to the Sunday school Tlie wind that added to the cold CHARM OF THE WEARER who have been named for recom­ what the problem is and what 1,000 nCKETS OUT Criticizes Method past 20 years was re-clected. Mr. REACHED BY GROUP tions. shown by Weatlnghouse, American require 700,000 man daya of labor. shortage of the Maine crop has Sliould to done to meet It. Coroner L. M. Waring of Wake which had sent the musical Instru­ yesterday morning waa missing to­ mendations are to receive forms to Boyce says hla father has been a Eight acts of amateur talent Radiator. General Motors, Phelps The 1936 program includes; ment out to Natal so many years helped out the Connecticut grower fill out and return. When this la The Objectives county, who had witnessed 72 elec­ Mr. and Mrs. John Little of Mans­ North Dakota—304 miles of shel- day and the cold was not felt as member of the lodge for 83 years. (OontlDDed from Page One) have already signified intentions of Dodge. Dome. Silver King, U. ,S. ago. ‘‘Clothes must possess the charm In getting a higher price than usual done the board will make known Tile objectives, she said, are to trocutions at the prison, said "my field Depot are the parents of a son Smelting, Cerro de Pa.sco. Du Pont, tcrbclt, 5,600,000 trees. much as yesterday. this year. I learn how many persona on relief FOR JAN. 30 BALL appearing on the program. Some of Miss Wood will speak also In the and qualities of the woman who the standing and tho first three will first gas execution will be my Inst" A setback tournament will be born recently, a grandson of Mr. Schenley. Montgomery Ward and South Dakota—274 miles of shcl- Slate Average 5 Below are qualified to go back to work, ns he criticized the method. the two-year stop-gap plan for di­ the acts have appeared at regular church school telling of her life and wears them. This one sentence be those who are eligible for the hold at the Zlpscr club at 31 Oak and Mrs. William Davis of Wllllng- General Electric. Tho uinitles. rails, terbelt, 4,500,000 trees. work among the Zulu tribes. The average temperature in the [how many employables on relief Though Foster had declined to rect subsidy payments tor soil con­ broadcasts and have aided In pre­ ton. Mrs. Little was formerly Jessie Nebraska—200 miles of shelter- State of Connecticut laat night waa sums up the basic principle of fash­ selection. [ may not be able to hold their own street at 8 o’tlock tomorrow night. servation, “we Included the question paring the background for the same steels and motor.s were backward. CURB QUOTATIONS make any last statement os he wim Davis. The Presidential veto of the bonus belt, 3,250,000 trees. five degrees below zero, according ion design,” declared Mr. Rubinow Until the three have iteen named I OR competitive job.s and how many strapped Into the middle chair of of endeavoring to add as a part of programs heard over the air on The Dalevllle pearl button mill Kansas—288 miles of shelterbelt. to a teletype report of the state of Rublnow’s store, commenting on there will be little activity, but as [now on "work relief’ under P\V.\ More Committee Members The Coast to Coast club defeated apparently was received \vlth com­ the tliree In the new chamber, he the program a plan for cooperation Sunday evening. WHS shut down Wednesday all day 3.750.000 trees. police relayed this morning to the fashions worn by the stars of Amn CIt Pow and Lt B soon aa the names are announced of I who cannot make good even on the Red Men at the Maple Street of the states in the ultimate pro­ posure. tried to talk after he was locked This evening’s program will be while new machinery was being in­ Oklahoma—158 miles of shelter- S E SPLIT NEAR police departments of the state. All “The Bride Comes Home,” playing Asst Gas and Elec A . those who arc the three highest the [those Federal jobs. . alone In the nearly sound­ Tavern last night in the second game gram.” Cotton was o ff more than $1 a belt, 3,000,000 trees. Named Today — To fight of a four-game setback series, 385 confined to Odd Fellows, their stalled. bale at on time, but it stiffened roads in the state were reported to at the State theater next Sunday. Am Super Pow . contest «1ll be on in earnest. “Wo want particularly to know if proof room. The msn wss not This method has been referred to friends of the Junior Lodge. It Is Texas—200 miles of shelterbelt, Monday and Tuesday. Blue Ridge ...... lU ^ third group is totally unlit for blindfolded and faced some 75 wit­ to 320. 'The Coast to Coast team Fred Beruby of Wllilngton Hollow later. Grains were easier. Foreign be passable. The Massachusetts as "48 Little A A A ’s." It contem­ expected that Stafford Springs, 3.500.000 trees. “ Orry-Kelly, famous Hollywood Can Marconi .... EXII.tUSTED PATIENCE I employment because of physical or Paralysis. nesses who peered through a thick leads with a total of 753 points to plates making aubslUy payments now has his house lighted by elec­ exchanges were strong In the morn­ John D. Jones, public relations di­ IN LABOR RANKS slate police reported an average I manta! handicaps," Mias Little said. wall of gloss. 690 for the Red Men. Manager East Hartford, Hartford and Rock­ tricity. ing against the dollar. They re­ temperature in that state of five de­ designer, who created the costumes Cent States Elec after the first two years, contingent ville will send down representations. rector, said planting would atari Clt Service ...... I “We aJso want to know the factors When Warden H. H. Honeycutt Charles Culotta of tlic Coast to Mrs. Charles Vickery of New Ha­ treated somewhat later, although grees above zero. worn by Claudette Colbert in this Chicago—It was only 36 hours upon state cooperation in the pro­ It is also expected that many form­ immediately at Mangum, Okla.; Elk CIt Serv., pfd ... at apnear In all types of cmploy- asked him if he wanted to say any­ Coast club is considerably amused ven was unable to conduct the mis­ they were still firm. Sterling *>01 City, Okla.; and Chilllcothe, Tex., The weather of the laat two days picture. Is a leading exponent of after their marriage, testified di­ Holger Bach ojid Arthur McCann gram. The Bubsidy khen would be er Odd Fellows will attend and an Elec Bond and Share . vorce seeking Mrs. IsetU Thomp­ rtes still on relief. ‘ thing. Foster merely shook his head at the challenge of the Oak Street paid to tho state. sion study class Wednesday on ac­ up to S5, the best level for this cur­ and would continue until this year’s Executive Council of A. F. of has been the coldest experienced in this principle of personality In fash­ The details of the study will be have been appointed by ChatrmEm in the negative. Tavern. If the latter will go out Invitation is extended for them to rency since November, 1934. Benda Manchester, with the wind from ions.” continued Mr. Rubinow. “The Ford Limited . son, that her husband left her, say­ Jones said: "W e had a discussion count of illness, and her daughter, program waa completed. Alldwest Utils . p riced out at another meeting of Harry Benaon to lupervlte the A moment before he had smiled and build up a reputation, he aays, be present. Miss Almeda Vickery substituted were barely steady. Planting programs In other states the southwest, for many years, ac­ costumes he has created for this ing he Intended to look for a job. I the commission, perhaps next week. on several phases, including the It is planned to start the broad­ Nlag Hud Pow That was In 1926 at Hammond, Ind. chock rooma at the PreaMont'a Ball and winked at a negro minister, the he may give them a match at the question of endeavoring to add as for her. The subject was "Connecti­ were: Kansas, Feb. 20; Nebraska, L. Seeks to Oust Lewis’ cording to aeveral amateur mete­ picture are true examples of his art. A aupervlsor experienced in re- Rev, W. L. Scarborough, who was cast at exactly 8:30 o’clock sharp Penn Road ___ Ten years later she still didn’t know at the state armory, Jan, 30. Chair­ end of the acason as his team is part of the soil conaervation’s pro­ cut Reaches Out.” April 1; South Dakota, April 15, orologists. This morning the wind “For example, take Claudette ch will direct the study In co- one of the three preachers to walk and all attending are asked to be AUTO VICTIM DIES Segal Lock ..'. If he found one. she said, becauie man Francis Bray reports nearly booked solid for several weeks. gram a plan for cooperatlor of the and North Dakota, April 25. had shifted toward the north and at Colbert’s Alpaca 2-plece suit, which atlon with the United fllatea Into the chamber with him. seated before that time. Arthur Robertson, who has been Planting crews recruited from re­ Group. United Goa ... she never saw him again. 1,000 tickets have been placed In states in the ultimate program, and noon waa blowing from the west. she wears In the picture. How ploymeot Service wlilch will pru- the guest of his son, Everett Rob­ Willimantlc, Jan. 24.— (A P )__ lief rolls were assembled in Oklaho­ cleverly it expresses the charm and Unit Lt and Pow A the hands of the committee mem­ A apeclal emergency meeting of in the meantime to hold the line In ertson. for several weeks has re­ Yesterday afternoon a small Util Pow and Lt ... , occupational data. A social Paul Blladcau. 61-year-old atone ma and Texas, Jones said. He said personality of this lovely actress!” ker will Interpret the case ree- bers with a good prospect of at the Manchester Veterans’ associa­ preaerving the advantages already turned to his home in Rockville. mason and father of a largo family, truck, with a four-wheel drive, for MID-WINTER, CLEARANC WALKS TO H O S P im wages would range $45 to $47 a Miami, Fla., Jan. 24.— (A P )—Va­ This costume Is shown In Rubl­ checks I and a clerical staff will be put least 600 sold. Last year a net tion will to held this evening at 8;30 acquired.” STAFFORD SPRINGS Hope Chapter, Ekmtern Star of died at a hospital here today from month in the Dakotas and Nebras­ plowing snow was demonstrated to ROLLINS’ CONDITION Itp irork. profit of 1367.89 was aecured from Ir, the state armory. Ail members Plana Amendment Injuries suffered when he was ried possibilities were seen today In highway department officials, in now’s window. It is an inspiration Rockville invited Climax Chapter of ka, about $36 a month in Kansas, of coming fashions. the ball, 70 per cent of which or CLEARED BY TOWN are expected to attend. Jones reported on the meeting, as Stafford Springs, Jan. 24—Three stnick by an automobile. an American Federation of Labor the rear of the Municipal building. Meriden. Jon. 24— (A P ) — The COLDS ( Merrow to visit with them Tuesday and $27 a month in Oklahoma and $260.62 has been made available for he hurried to the House to attempt possible successors to the late night. Worthy Matron of Climax Blladcau slipped while crossing Texas. executive council demand that the The truck was efficient, moving condition of State Senator David and to put into the deficiency appropria­ an ley street last night and fell in the banks of hard snow while going Robbins of Tracy, who was stricken use locally In connection with relief The ,'iO feet of Main street side­ Robert Flak as Ctiairman of the Chapter, Miss Emily Parlzck of At the peak of the planting aea- committee for Industrial unionism 100 Yards of Sidewalk Shoveled 111 tion bill an amendment providing Republican Town Committee arc be­ front of a car driven by Max Heller, son, Jones said, 1,500 men would be 23 miles an hour. A member of the 111 yesterday morning, is reported FEVER COLUMBU of children of Manchester affected walk front of the property south Willlngton Hill Is to act as worthy dissolve. ELEANOR H. iriTLE with Infantile paralysis. Out by Town Force — of tho Joiinson block, purchased I $296,186,000 for payment of past ob- ing considered. At a meeting ot 26. an insurance agent. at work on the project which highway siib-committe of the Board improved today at his home, whgre drat day matron and Worthy Patron Henry Heller waa arrested on a technical Meaie-Taklri, **nia annual installation of officers The general committee was pur­ Charged to Association. last year by Mrs. Edward R. Grier I ligations under tlie AAA. the committee held in the Court Douda of South Willlngton is to stretchea from the Canadian border To some it was the forerunner of of Selectmen estimated today that he is confined to bis bed suffering HEADACHES I Wallace would not comment fur- Room of the Warren Memorial charge of reckless driving pending to the Gulf of Mexico. a schism in labor ranks. Refusal to two of the trucks wguld be able to from high blood pressure. Columbia Grange took place posely made large In order to con­ of Hartford and Bolton, was clear­ give the Invitation after conduc­ an Inquest to be conducted bv Coro­ TO RESIGN POST In SO mlnatea IWednasday evening at the ball, with Peiiestrlans. Including elderly ed of snow by towm highway de­ I thor on the situation, and like Davis, Town Hall, Harold Bruce of West- The main species of trees to be obey the order, they believed, would plow out all roads In town In 36 duct the ball In as efficient a man­ tress. ner Louts A. Wolsard of Danielson. result In the expulsion from the ■70 Qrongers present. Previous to ner ai] posaiblc. The committee women on their way to vlalt sick partment workmen today. The bill who insisted Congress, not he, \va.s ford avenue; T. Fi’ccrr}’, red cedar chief, and seven other International he lower hall. TTie installing offl- man conducting the bull arc vice chester Memorial hospital at tho owner of the land. Andrew Squires, Thursday after­ The sub-committee will discuss, SALE was Worthy Deputy Milo Ap- "W e expect to try to work out a (or the office. and ponderosa pine. union presidents composing the New York. He also waa engaged chairman, Rev. Dr. Watson Wood­ end of the street, were last night noon, which was held in the West- committee. at a later date, the possibility of Women’s Goodyear Glove ^ le y of QuInObaug Pomona Grange, able to walk along the sidewalk on bill that will be effective in the The motion of the nominations buying one of the trucks or turning for eight years in research work, ruff, William Qulsh, Dr. Edward The tenth of the scries of "Bingo" was laid on the table and the elec­ ford Village cemetery. Rev. George FINANCIAL DANCE Others, however, noted the re­ ~ member of Canterbury Grange, the hospital side of the street, for light of the decision of the Supreme In one of the trucks now being used, including a period with the West- by Mrs. Appley, Mra Mabel Dolan and Aaron Cook; aecretury. games sponsored by Division No. 1 , tion will take place in four weeks. C. Chappell of Warrenvillc officiat­ CITY VIEW DANCE HALL fusal, of President William Green to cheater county, N. Y., Research TONIGHT ZIPPER the first time since the snow storm Court and within the limits set out ASKS PRESIDENT call the order an ’’ultimatum." Thev for one with four wheel drive. nreb of Natchaug Grange as Mrs. Mary Donnoher; music, LeRoy A. O. H., will be played at Tinker in that opinion,” Jones added. "It’s All three of the nominees are ed. $5.00 Every Saturday Night! Bureau. Norris; entertainment, Harry Rus­ Saturday and Sunday. prominent Republicans and have John Kollar, who started out on looked to the posalbillty of a com­ Let’s Cold In STYLE rahal; Mrs. Lucille Bushnell of Hall tonight. Tho regular games a rather difficult problem and wo $10. This Sat.! Adm. 25c. MIsa Little will continue to aid ARCTICS i| .74 pr. iterbury Grange as chaplain, sell; grounds and hall, Harry Ben­ The too yards of sidewalk from will start at 8;30, but for those who been active In local party work for his meat route Wednesday morn­ promise In tho industrial versus It must be a cold day when the $2A0 Valoe. On Sole A t ...... J, Main atreet waa shoveled out yes­ are anxious to get all the help wc TO HALT STRIKE craft union Issue. the commission in its task of build­ Mabel Carpenter, Canterbury son; floor, William J. Thornton; arrive late a scrlc.s of special games years. ing, bad a breakdown and landed in Modern and Squares. cold storage room of the L. T. Wood terday afternoon by town highway can.” A public statement issued yester­ Ice plant la thrown open to the out­ ing up a complete and detailed ac­ !•, emblem bearer, and Miss tickets, Francis Bray; refresh­ with good awards will be held. Davla said the phraac "Little Practically the full membership the garage for repairs, but his cus­ count of how every dollar of Fed­ BINGO— 12 GAMES department employees. A bill for day aaid council members had a Nelson of Canterbury Grange ments, Thomas Conran; woman's of the committee turned out for tbe tomers were served In the after­ (OootlDaed from Page One) side air. This morning both doors i the cost of the work will to sent by A A A ’s” was not entirely accurate meeting which was presided over "growing conviction” Lewis’ com­ of the ice storage plant were styung eral money was spent in Connecti­ tegalla bearer. The following organizations, Mrs. Mathias Splcss; because ”wc alreaay Every Coat A Bargain! The members of the Current parently differ os much as 25 miles in Gray Enamel Trimmed Blue. area. at some points. $lX -50 $35 'o $42.50 Events club held a bridge party on When the strike ended, with the AT HARTFORD AIRPORT There is not a word In tlie Con­ Monday evening in Odd Fellows loss of two lives, and considerable Regular ?.59..’>0 to ?6».50 Values Soviet diepatchea from Ulan stitution that expressly or by Impli­ hall. Mis . Elsa H. Mullen acted as property damage. Bridges brought Bator, Outer Mongolia, to Moscow Black Bering Seal Fur Coat cation declares that the Constitu­ chairman. She was assisted by together maritime groups the reported that a Japanese-Manchou- Oak Table and Four Chairs. N o One Injured and Plane Only tion must be strictly Interpreted by Mra. Mildred Patten, Mrs. Anna F R F D E. length of the coast and formed kuoan detachment was driven back Formerly $24..'>0. Other Coats $13.75 to $24.95 anybody. Foster, Miss Henrietta Bigncy and what employers now call a ”radlcal $ 1 7 - 9 5 SHjrhtly Damaged in .\cci- PARNEN into Manchoukuo after attacking a j —Dr. Charles A. Beard, historian. Mrs. Nellie C. Moore. dominated” organization— the Mari­ Mongolian border post in the latest Pleated Johnny Collar. ^ dent. Miss Edith Houle entertained the WERNER l O l A N P I time Federation of the Pacific. frontier clash. Size 16. Formerly I79..50. I Every dollar which would be add- members of the S. G. Sewing club INSTK154TOR A t present 62 steam schooners. One Manchoukuoan soldier waa j ed to the purchasing power of the at her home at Woodlawn, Hyde OMratIng in coastwise service, are Our Leader. .Solid Maple, Colonial HartfonI, Jan. 24.—(AP)—Tlie : ON THE SAME SHOW i reported to have been killed and two , aged would have to be subtracted In Park, Tuesday nightt. tied up over demands of crews for Mongolian border guards taken Set — Table and-4 Chairs. nose of a 15-pnssenger Curtiss Con­ taxes from the purchasing power of M iu Dcima Sfreddo of High P i a n o and O r g a n higher wages and shorter work­ prisoners to Manchoukuo. $15-50 dor airplane tilted Into the snow at weeks. W oolen Dresses others. street has taken a W PA position in This clash came soon after renew­ If you want the most astonishing Mendoza Beaver Fur Coats Rentschlcr Field here this morning For Style and Comfort. Sizes 14 to -42. —Dr. Imdng Fisher, Y’ale econo­ the Tolland towm clerk’s office. Htudio: 162 West Center Street ed Mongolian protests to Manchou­ and quickest relief from sore throat, as the ^hip was being brought to a mist, referring to Townsend Plan. Miss Alima Campo has returned kuo against a aertea of alleged inva­ Regular $7.75 Valiica stop. Phone SSSa HOSPITAL NOTES you have ever experienced, just do Full Shawl Collar. to her duties as a member ot the sions of Mongolian territory, the this: BAYER Aspirin Porcelain Refectory Table and Two pos.sengers, Hying from Bos­ It Is a good thing for humanity Lebanon High school, Tuesday Ulan Bator government having de­ Size 20. Formerly $98.00. 4 Chairs in Maple. ton to New York, were unharmed If all ideals arc not realized im­ Works So Fast $69.00 lUINS Mrs. Helene Campbell of 125 clared any further border raids (Zrush and dissolve three Bayer $ 2 2 -5 0 and continued ■ their journey by mediately. might result in "serious conse­ Aspirin Tablets in H glass of water Drop a B tytr AM rin UMnt into a train. Except for slightly ' bent -rAdolf Hitler, in explaining to Main street and Miss Violet Powers quences.” f o r of 208 Charter Oak street were ad­ for use as a gargle. SloM al w n u r. 2 $9 propellers, the twin-motored ship German workmen that wage By the Unw It hitt thn bottom et tho Lovely Colonial Dropleaf Table, was not injurcrl. boosts will have to be postponed. mitted and Miss Ella Stanley of Gargle your throat twice with tbit flu , it b db- Furred Coats 4 DAYS — WED. • SAT. HigblanplM Of speclflotlons for audits 6:0( ^ 10:00—Richard Hlmbar Orchaa. Aaron Ck>ok of 562 East Middle and progressive reports from the meeting of the Connecticut Farm sity of Chicago. The cosmic ray But the radium which comes battle over CMmmunlzt and Fascist Officers of the Abe E. Miller Post A paroled motor car thief was held Conte East. Turnpike announced today he has aooouots of Tax Collector of South Windsor ore aa follows: 0 :60—10:30—The March of Tima—to a various committees were given. The Bureau Federation will be held at meters were made for the testa oy down with the rain. Dr. Doan thinks, foreign policies and the right of an at an undisclosed jail today as the StSO— 4:JO-*«Qlrl AUna.** Oramatloal 6 :4 0 —10:48—Ta Ba Announead left his temporary employment of Commander, Frank L. Burton, chap­ 8t4S— 4i4^—Orandpa Burton — oaatt H. Hows and Town Treas- finance committee reported the can­ the Hartford Woman’s Club build­ Dr. Arthur H. Compton now begin­ Is not so much radon as a still fur­ American Republic to break diplo­ confessed slayer of Mary Louise 10H)0 —11:0(^Lou la Armstrong Orohss. more than a year In the office of the lain, David Fuller, sergeant-at-arms, BstW Marlowe’s Program—west ^ •••t; Myrt A Marga—west repeat Oaorfa H. Waddell for their dy sale quite a success. Tickets for ing. Broad street, Hartford, on Feb­ ning new measurements of cosmic ther product of that gas, known as matic relations with Soviet Russia Stammer, 15, daughter of Walter H. 4:0(^ eiOO—To Bs Announcsd 10:30—11:30—Dancing Mualo Orehet.— State Commissioner of Public Wel­ Errol Burton; vice commander, 4:Se- B:30—Tom Mix’s Westarn Skit PREMIUM DAY! ruary IS. President S. McLean Rnillum B and Radium C. Stammer, wealthy Fresno attorney. baalc: Harbla Kay Orchaa.—west aesen terms, have been sent by the Girl Scout Rally, to be held at days in several widely separated broke out In the council o f the 4:4ft— 8:44—To Ba Announced fare and Is now associated with the Buckingham will call the meeting parts of the world. It Is known from laboratory ex­ Clarence Rose, Jr., Adjutant, Henry Sheriff (Jeorge J. Overbolt said 11:0( ^ 12:00—Morton Downey’s Mutle trading department of Putnam and Waddell, aa clerk of the Board the Arm ory on February 8, are in League of Nations today. Lovell; finance officer for 1936, 4:00— Flying Time Advsnturea ^ —basic; Qso. Olsen Music—midwest to order at 10:30 a ra. for the an­ During trial testing In a single periments that the gas, radon, turns Elton Stone, 30, paroled from San ills— Nowai Lot Qorden Oreh. 11:3^ 12:30—Guy Lombardo Orchat.— Company, one of the oldest and best n ' the hands of council members. Mrs. Maxim Lltvinoff, foreign commis­ Arthur Starks and Herbert Rose; : -. 4:Si^Prtis*Radlo Nawa Period Balactinen to aeveral certified nual business session at which re- room the meters measured the into Radium A which lasts a half Quentin In 1634, readily admitted 8 10 basic; C. Gaylord Orehas.—midwest known Hartford brokerage firms. Edward Brosnan Is chairman o f the sar o f Russia, declared to the coun­ post commanders, senior vice com­ S:Se~ 4:18— Las Gordon A Orehoatra tile accountants who have shown |orts will be given and officers for life of about three minutes; then shooting tbe girl last Nov. 24. it4ft— 4148— B illy A B e t t y -w e a f only NBC-WJZ NETWORK committee from the council to sell radio activity of the olr during and cil that Japan, Italy and “ another mander, Walter E. Straton. Interest in the job. Advertise* the coming year elected. Stone was arrested at North Fork, 4:0(h» 7:08— Amea ’n* Andy east only BASIC — Basti WJs wbi-wbia wbal tickets for the President's Birthday Just after a rainstorm. This radlo- Into Radium B with 26 minutes and European state” are fostering ag­ Mrs. Lenlta (Hayes) Glasgow, ot 4 :1 ^ 7:18— Uncle Esra Radio Station Its for bid on the work will be 50 miles from here, late yesterday. w xy* wlw wsyr wmal Boll. Following the business meetliig, nctlvlty comes from radium, and Kadlum C witli about 19 minutes gressive policies o f "the utmost dan­ California, who was called here on 6:30~ 7:30— Prancee Adair, Soprano wfll; Mid: wcky wenr wit kwk koli la out o f town newspapers. 6:4ft— 7:4^Trappera Ore.— weaf only An announcement of the State some one from the American Farm the radium comes from the earth. half existence. ger to world peace." account o f the serious illness and He wa.s removed from the Jail here wren wmsq kso after his alleged confession as z 7:0e— 8:00— Jataica Dragonatta— to c The bids will be opened by the Convention to be held at Newing­ Bureau Federation will apeak on The steps are these. There Is s The next step Is a form of radium He demanded that Uruguay ex­ death of her father, George Hayes 8:0(^ 9:00—Waitsing by Aba Lyman MIDWEST—wmt wood wire etmen Monday night, February ton. February 5 was given, and Mrs. "The Advantages of Being a Farm minute quantity of rndlum In all or lasting about a millionth of a sec­ plain to the League exactly why It of Pleasant Valley, Is staying at precaution although there was no a:38— 9:30— Court of Human Rolatlona NORTHWEST A CANADIAN - wtmj indication ot mob violence. 9:00— 10.*00— The Firat Nightar— c to o wiba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf Tbs selectmen reserve the right F. S. Paisley was appointed as dele­ Bureau Member." It la expected nearly all the surface rocks. It ond, which In turn passes Into a ra­ broke off diplomatic relations, irith their home here with her brother 9:30— 10:30—To Ba Announced SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax n js c t any or all bids and sriU gate. The theme of the meeting that the business meeting and this takes 1600 years for this radium to dio-active lead, lasting a half life the Soviet government on tbe and' her husband. Ira Glasgow ar­ Sheriff Ovcholt said Stone admit­ 10:00— 11:00— B a c k of the N e w s— «aat; wfla>wsun wiod warn wmo wsb wapi tbs successful bidder to post disintegrate by half. of 2.6 years. After that the stuff grounds that the Moscow govern­ ted he killed the girl because he had Amos ’n’ Andy—repeat for west wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro will be "Camping", and Mrs. Fred­ talk will take up approximately an rived here recently from California, 10:1^11:15—Leonard KaMar’s Orohaat. woal ktbs kths wsoc wave I’su n ty bond for completion o f the Diu-lng the disintegration one step ment was fostering Communistic where they will stay for awhile. vowed to "get” one of the Stammer erick Edey, former national presi­ hour's time, after which a half hr^ur rapidly changes Into plain lead. 10:30—11:30—Nawa: Madriguars Oreh. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl fam ily but would not disclose his 10:4ft—11:48—Jaaaa Crawford. Orgsnlat dent, and Miss Edith SInnett. a re­ will be devoted to the answering of activitiea Mr. and Mrs. Irving Campbell, RACIFIO—kpo kfsd kex kga keca kjr f.Tbe selectmen will ask a special questions that have become the Alberto N. Guani, the League formerly of Wapping and of Man­ motive. The Stammers said they 11:00—12:00—Leon Balasoo’a Orchestra gional director, will be among the 11:30—12:30—L. RomanaltPs Orchestra 0%n\^ EasL meeting next month to appro- representative of Uruguay answer­ chester, but who now reside In Tol­ did not know Stone. speakers on the program. It Is particular problem of Farm Bureau outstanding ptobloms which atTccl tiful Is that on which "Jasclka” Is CBAWABC NETWORK sta for tbs audit, required ^ the members. ed heatedly that the time bad come land, celebrated their silver wedding Trapped by Fingerprints. ll J f c ••nglna Lady—aaat 1 hoped that several will find It posst agriculture, cither directly or ladi- founded. The play may bo given BASIC—Bast: wabo wado woko weao nti^ Indemnity company of ble to atten>nway MOUNTAIN—kTor kls koh ksl 6 :00— 9:0(^ A I Pearce and Hla Gang Polish capital of Krakow. There Baron AIolsl answered: "Italy has a silver set and sliver tray, also a said Stone would be charged with COAST — khj kotn kfro kol kfpy krl t:30— 6:30—Fred Waring Pannaylvan* signed to conform to the re­ Poison which was very popular. During the afternoon, beginning vIewB on certain questions. * lane are 19 figures lu the dance and tbe no need to provide motives. Italy dinner set. murder. kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb k ^ b kgb Electric ^/asher nts o f the law. After this game there was a short at 1:30, Congressman Clifford H. 4 K)0—10:00—Topica of the pay Debate 8 Pc. The next regular meeting of Em ! CmUmSUML performers will appear In national has no need to find excuses for on Stone's story as related by tbe Cant. East. 6:30—10:30—Edward Tamlmaon, Talk FstlfleaUan and Inspection of rehearsal for the Rally. The meet­ Hope’ of Kansas, Minority leader Central Pomona Grange, No. 3, will Pay only Wards regular Polish costume. action which she has taken openly sheriff, told how he lay In wait while 4:30— ft:30—Jack Armstrong — aaat: 10:00—11t0(L-Nawai Dorothy tumour drawn In payment o f these ing closed with the Goodnight Cir­ of the House of Representatives w.ll TO REPEAT POUSH be held on February 5, and will Mlnatral—Dixie; The Truth—west 10:16—lltift—Ink Spots, Negro Quartet Aaron Cook Comic and tragedy roles will be In view of the Imperative need of price for the big 18-gal. cle and the singing of the Golden disenss the present agricultural sit­ meet with East Hartford Grange. Stammer, his wife and another 4:4ft— ft:48—The Ooldbarga—also cat 10:30—11:30—Emil Coleman Orahaatra uation and particularly emphasize taken by Edward Jaglewskl, Ben­ Italian civilization and stability.” daughter left tbe bouse. H e then S:00— 6:00—Buck Regers in Action 11:00—12:00—Shandor and His Violin 9 4 9 . 9 5 'ScUeathm c i cash rsceipts from Sun and Taps. It Is to be an evening meeting and ft:1 ^ 4:1ft — Bobby Benson — east; Mr. Cook, who formerly conduct­ tub washer alone! Com­ the relationship between peoducllon jamin Partyka, Chester Kosak, The Italian declared It should not stealthily approached, saw Mary 11:08—12:06—Ruby Newman Orchestra $5 Down, $5 Monthly MODERN DINING SUITE SMirots wttb tbs rscord kept at PLAY ON SUNDAY ed a brokerage office ta the Orford Scribe— Basel Hokley. Henry Bongard, Alexander Rydle- Is to open at 7:30 p. m. The Fifth Ann Wintsra—Dlxla and West 11:3(L-12:30—George Duffy and Oreh. pare with $65 and $75 souroe of amounts turned over and consumption. It Is foil by be permitted In a discussion of this Degree w ill be conferred. The sitting before a hearth, and fired. building here, will core for his Man­ Oarrj-tag Charges wlcz. Mrs. Rose Grazyb. Tbe three nature to introduce words which ttsasursr. Troop 8 many that the farmers can not bo Worthy Lecturer Carroll W. Hutch­ Overbolt quoted Stone as saying chester clientele at the office of washers! Wards washes l b pc Sot o f C h I no, C lasn WQ re and S'lvorware Included prosperous If these two fact.ora are National Church Group to Pre­ kings, Millie Kosak, Mary Kocz- Imputed the motives of other coun­ he then broke in a rear door, drag­ Putnam and Company at 6 Central roeondliatlon o f all cash The meeting was opened by play­ marezyk and Helen Grzyb; angels, inson will provide the entertain­ about % faster by test and D R A IN P U M P its with the various banks in cut of balance. W ith a new agri­ sent “Ja.selka” at Turn Hall tries. ment. ged the dying girl Into another room Row, Hartford. ing Poor Pussy after which we had Klara and Phyllis Skrsbaez, Vir­ Model and Ontllt town deposit funds, Patrol Comers. We divided Into cultural program now before Con- Sunday Afternoon. GuanPs Reason There is to be a Church Family and disrobed her. He fled when ho After graduating from Manches­ has all the latest features I Just think of iti A 76 pitce set of ginia and I.sabelle Olekslnskl, Agnes gUssware, China and silverware in­ check of all trust funds and the new patrols—the High school glrla. grc'S and likely to be adopted- In For bis part, Senor Guani declar­ Night on Thursday evening. Supper heard Mrs. Stammer returning. WTIC ter High school, Mr. Cook attended 4 days only. Dont miss it! nnd Kegina Opalacb, Steillo Berg, Hartford, Uonn. cluded with every cuitel You save Totel Valua $99.45 tor deposit fund that are In the Intermediates and then the yoimger part, at least-before the Farm Bu­ ".Tasclka," the Polish play which Is ed the Moscow program wa.s cal­ will be served at 6:30 for which Worcester Polytechnic Institute for $54.95 Cecilia SumislawskI, Phyllis Fer- culated to destroy "families, re­ RADIO 5 0 J)00 W . 104 0 &. O. 2 8 2 J) M a year. He graduated from the S9.SS on the euite alone—you eave of the treasurer. girls. The following girls passed reau meeting. It is exp-oted that to be repeated at Turn hall Sunday there will be no charge. Mrs. C. rence, Ida Myjewski. Mother ot RAGS TO RICHES Travelers Broadoastliig Service. Connecticut Business College In 89.95 on the 76 piece set—A lit Is nadsratood that an audit of Table Setting and BcSlmaking: Congressman Hope's address will be afternoon at 4 o’clrtr'k by a cast ligion, the social order, and civiliza­ Vinton Benjamin 1s chairman ot (Eastern Standard Ttme.) Jesus. Regina Partyka; St. Joseph, Kansas City—Richard Llllard, 86, 1928, and from the Bentley School T O T A L S A V IN G O F 819.50 dur­ treasurer's books will cover only Shirley Little. Maureen Llntr.er and of unusual Interest. from the Polish National church, tion Itself. ’ the general committee. Following (Eastern Standard Time.) Edward Skrabaez. Shepherds, Her­ Guani declared that Montevideo, negro bom Into slavery, was asked of Accounting and Finance In Bos­ ing the ealel Oriental wood ve- proper verification of receipts Joacphlne Plcclck. The meeting Another feature of the afternoon rrc -iiri l ick to the tenth century, the supper Floyd Roberts, who has neer dining tulte Includez 72 Inch man nnd Edward WicrzbIckI, Stan­ the capital of Uruguay, had been whether he could get along on his ton two years later. expenditures in the treasurer's was closed by a goodnight circle in program Is being arranged by Pr if the period when Poland adopted ley, Benjamin nnd Henry Grazyb, recently returned from Japan, and New York, Jon. 24.— (AP) — The Friday, Jan. 24 folding leaf table, buffet, one arm, used by the Soviet legation aa a cen­ state old age pension—about $8 Completing his financial schooling Mid win not involve a detailed which we sang the Golden Sun and I G. Davl.s of Slorrs in the form of I i " I anlty. No people have more Wlllinm OIck.sInskI, Julius Kronen- la now studying at the Hartford broadcast of the President's birth­ five lide chaire.' Shop now—eave I ter for breeding trouble In Brazil Seminary Foundation will be the monthly. with a year’s study In an advanced on sources o f Income and Taps. D panel dlscus.slon. This mcnn.s, in religious national traditions than berg, Zigmund Olbert and Charles day ball at 11:30 p. m. next Thurs­ p. m. Chino eobinal, 800.00 and elsewhere In South America. speaker. The friends of the church "Get along?" he exclaimed, course at Babson Institute, conduct­ YOU GET A n SOWN, tr ise«mi» , of expenditures In dllfcrcnt Scribe—Jessie Little. simple language, that some of the the Poles, and one of the most beau­ Grzyb. day night probably will set a record f :00— "How To Be Charming.” Yes! 6n8«N CofTfliig Clwrf Lltvinoff called tbe council's at­ are cordially Invited. " ‘why, man. I ’ll be a banker!” for the number of stations partici­ ed by Roger Babson, famous busi­ Credenio Buffet 85.00 Ezbo Idpal departments. f: 15—Marc Williams, the "Singing ness statistician, Mr. Cook was as- I [The performance of any other Troop 6 pating. Present figures place the Cowboy." total at 457. soclated with a Hartford brokerage METAL " s ^ a t will assist in making the Troop 6 held It." meeting Mon 4:30— Girl Alone. firm until the spring of 1932 when | BED It o f the treasurer’s books aatls- day, January 20. The meeting was Tuning in tonight; 4:45— Grandpa Burton. he opened a brokerage office here. 117 and complete. opened with girl.s working on First W E A F-N B C : 7:30— Connie Gates; 6:00— Congress Speaks. Elected first ta 1932, Mr. Cook I The audit shall cover the period and Second Class badges. CspUIn LIQUORS 8—Jessica Dragonette; 9— Waltz 5:30— "Colonel Tallstory". served the town three years as se­ tlmh between October 1, 1938 and Fogtl then read over the list of Time; 10—Drama, "Oriental Epi­ 5:45— ^Terri Franconi, tenor. lectman. The last two years he was ' ir 7, 1935, inclusive. badjgea the glrla arc to receive In sode” ; 10:30— Discussion'of old age 6:00— W rlghtvllle Clarion. chairman of the board. 8:30— News. Gems from Memory. 1 # Following are the specifications February. We next rehearsed our A i • CRue STOKES • VJ Lowest Prices w h a t e v e r u q u q F y o u r T A S ] pensions; 11:45— Jesse Crawford, or­ 90 COIL an audit of the tax collector’s r ; Q : n n t e r s tV .'’TcGscvuiA/r gan. 6:45— "Strange As It Seems.” SPRING act of the Rally pageant. A Good­ 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy. and records: WABC-CBS: 7:16— Lazy Dan; night Circle was formed and Betty S45 M ain Street Rubinow Bldg. 7:15-^Varlety Show of The Air. Verification of the amount of the Dewey and Phyliss Sherwood re­ We Stock All T * / 8:30— Broadway Varieties: 9—Holly, LEGION’S RIFLE TEAM “WHERE EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY” 7:46— Frank and Flo. grand lists involved. ceived their Second Class badges. wood Hotel: 10—Richard HImber 8:00— Jessica Dragonette; Rosario A verification of the individual The meeting closed with Taps. FREE DELIVERY! Popular Brands music; 10:45— M ary Eastman, so­ Compare with Sell at S i 4.951 Bourdon's orchestra. BEATS EAST HARTFORD! AND on the grand list with the Scribe— Louise Dewqy. fta siY / prano; 12:80— Guy Lombardo or­ 9:00— The Travelers Hour — N or­ Wards Regular Price ii $1 S.95I book accounts, to determine chestra. man Cloutier, director; with MATTRESS :er or not the proper charges Troop a WJZ-NBC: 7 — Taly, Norman WTIC Glee Club and Modem W ins .10th Straight Match In I 'A < '' been mode, and that all items Friday, January 17, Troop 8 held Friday-Saturday Drug Sale Thomas: 8:15— New Tim e for Wen­ Symphonic Choir. Charter Oak League — New-1 tve been charged that should be. a Brownie Flyup. Girl Scouts from dell Hall; 9— A1 Pearce; 9:30— War- Picardy Apple Brandy 9:30— Court o f Human Relations. comb Has Silver Medal. A verification of the tax collec- Troop 1 came to represent the pa­ 1.23 tag’s Pennsylvanians; 10—Nickelo­ 10:00— First Nlghter. 5-PIECE W a receipta, and a check to sec U trols In their troops. Tbe girls deon; 10:30— Other Americas; 11:30 10:30— Program fron New York. Double Door bey have been proper^ and occu- formed In the Horseshoe Formation —Emtl Coleman orchestra. 1 1 :00—News. The Manchester American Legion SALE ■toly Occounted for to the treas- and the Brownies formed their cir­ Nynl Halibut Liver O il C^apanles What to expect Saturday: 11:15—Phil Levant's Orchestra. Rifle team won Its 10th straight ALL FOR UTILITY CABINET Iroi'. Antique Rye 11:30— Little Jack Little Orrhe.stra. cle. After saluting the flag and 2.59 W E A F-N B C : 1:05 p. m.— Robt. shoot in the Charter Oak I.,eague Breakfast Set 11:45— Jesse Crawford, organl.st. verification of the individual repeating the Girl Scout Promise, Vitamines necessary Bums anniversary; 1:55— Metropoli­ when they defeated Brown Lander Occasional 89.05 Vafuef 12:00 midnight—Silent. 744 ecelpts with the rate book accounts, Laws, etc., the Brownies who were to health in concen­ tan opera, “Alda” (also WJZ-NBC); Post team of East Hartford, fired hr both personal taxes and property to flyup were presented. Joan 5:30— Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. at East Hartford last night, 933 to Tomorrow’s Program Solid ateel with 5 epecloue to determine whether baqI' Todd, Janet Boyd and Shirley Ted- trated casy-to- Paul Jones Cin W ABC-CBS: 1 1 a. m.— Cincinnati 914. ' TABLES Seniallonally Priced in 1.19 7:00 a. m.— Morning Watch. ehelvesi Finlahcd in white. X X t has received Its proper ford flew up Into Troop 8 nnd Dolly Conservatory Muslcale; 2 p. m.— 8 :00— News. The Manchester team ha,s yet to I Ivory, or greeni Save nowl & n d lt, or whether any accountSmith has was received by Troop 1. takc capsule form. Discussion of Townsend plan; 4:30 — the February Sale at H I 8:15— Happy Jack, songs. lo.se a shoot in this league. Not only I A fter that we all disbanded and pre­ teen credited without on entry bav- Milo Reno on "New Deal's Betrayal 8:30—Cheerio. i.s the Manchester team leading In $9.95 Ig been made in the cash book, or pared for the entertainment. The r »fth of Agriculture.” WJZ-NBC: 12:30— Si 9.85 After Solel 98 Box of ,o0 capsule Kinihan s Irish WhisI-^ 3.19 9:00—Radio Bazaar. the league, but Newcomb, shooting Vo/ue/ iiethcr one amount appears in the Mountaineer Patrol acted out the Farmer’s Union; 6:05— Hawaiian 10:00— Food News. on the Manchester team, has also | coast artillery bands. ish 00k and another In the rate song, "I've Been Working On the 10:15— The Vass Family. won the silver medal. You save $4 by buying ook. Railroad." The Howdlng Hornets 10:30— Nicholas Mathay's Orches­ Last night’s scores: this modern metal bed, Verification to see if uncollected acted out, "Ihit On Your Old Grey N y a l N y a d H o t tra. A. L. R. C. Beautifully made I Pat­ Bonnet." The Goldenrod Patrol WXea agree with reports rendered 11:00— Marc Williams, Singing P S K HO T| spring, and 45-Ib. felted ented top is an exact re­ d rccordj kept. used the "Slumber Song" and the Salts W ater Bottle Cowboy. T. Alves ...... r>0 49 48 44 — 19 1 cotton mattress during A letter of confirmation to tax- Hacajswen Patrol furnished us 11:15— Norsemen Quartet. production of expensive WDRC P. Newcomb ...... 49 48 44 48 — 189 Wards Great February r era o f all unpaid amounts. "School Days." The girbs of Troop End ronadpation Two quart aeamleas Scotch Whiskies Reduced! 11:30— Mexican Marimba Orchestra E. Carlson ...... 48 49 48 43— 188 olive burl and butt wal­ 1 presented a very clever and lnsplr> 226 Hartford, Uonn. ISSO A personal canvass of sU local :"0 N oin Music .Series. T. H e ttin g e r...... 60 48 46 40— 184 Furniture Sale I Don’t de­ Ing operetta entitled. "I'm In the b » f— guaranteed nut veneers banded with yers who return no letter of and rid the system (Eastern Standard nroe.) 12:30— M erry Madcaps — Norman H. Madden ...... 47 47 45 42— 181 ____ ^rmatlon. King's Navy." To close the enter­ ‘ ont'cL. iijicetor; with Ed Holly. lay—the price goes back marquetry and atripe wal­ Specially Reduead I f i f e HU I of excess ' ^ g aervioe. i A verification of Hens. tainment the Sylva Patrol acted Full ^ Q 1:00—News; Weather; Market Re­ to regular after this sale. nut! Save $3.00 N O W ! out the song, "A Girl Scout." Icq 1Q Y out port. 933 , A verification of special assess- ^ that causes Special at Friday, January 24 Brown Landers R. C. VIG-O-REST ptnu. If any. cream and cookies were served as Fifth r A check o f Interest on all past refreshments. The Flyup was closed overweight j F Choice p. m. P S K HO T SPRING with a huge Goodnight Circle and G. Lappe ___ ..49 50 47 44— 190 IM aecounU to see if properly and fatty tis­ 4:00— Eddie Dunstedter Entertains. C. Brooks ... larged and collected. the singing of Golden Sun and Taps. 4:16— U. S. A rm y Band. ..46 48 49 44— 187 $12.66 Overnight A. P. C. Richardson Scribe—Jeanne Toumaud. sues. Two sixes 4:30— Treasure House. ..49 45 47 43— 184 AftMT 188 'A check of abatements to sec if A. Avitui ... n p c rly authorised. White Horse Cellar Black and Whita 6:00— Terry and Ted. . .47 48 45 40— 180 T. Nagle ___ ..48 47 45 33—173 ^A reconciliation with bonks of all Troop 9 5:15— Sdngs of Ireland—John Quinn News Rerf*6 A 6prinf that «dd6 iposlts nuule and cbeckn drawn by Tyoop 9 held Its regular meeting DeWar's Vfhita Ubel Haig and Haig 5 Star 5:30— Jack Armstrong. year6 of comfort to both old It tax ooUtetor. Monday night. We practiced our 5:45— The Goldbergs with Gertmde Hartford—Roger M. Tbompson, 914 and new mattretieil Buy U :Tbe performance of any other Maypole Dance In the auditorium Teacher's Highland Cream V a t 69 Berg. senior supervisor of research and fi­ durinf thie 6«le*-iave $31 iUes that wiU assist in making the at the beginning of the meeting. 8:00— News Service. nance for the state education de­ ■*U.,of the tax collector's books Then we went up to the Tow er room Johnnia Walker Red Ubel McCallum's Perfection 6:15— Bobby Benson and Sunny partment, announced ta his yearly 'actory and complete, where we collected our dues. Songs Jim. report on Connecticut public school 8:80—Musical Moments. BOY SCOUT NEWS le preparation of a list of all were sung nnd wo closed by sing­ Prescriptions teacher’s salaries that the tendency ing Embers of Campfire and Taps. 8:45— Kaltenbom Eldlts the News. to return teacher's salaries to nor­ Troop 7 accounts for the tax collector 7:00— M yrt and iS $ffge. transfer to a ledger or card In- Remember to try to sell tickets for Oar Specialty mal, which began last year, con­ The regular weekly troop meeting our Rally! 7:16— Lazy Dan the Minstrel Man. tinues for tbe coming year. 7:45— Boake Carter. of the American Legion troop was le audit shall cover the period Scribe—Ruth KJellson. Hartford—Orson F. Curtis of New held at the High school Friday eve­ Aeeumey, case in oom- 8.'00— Flying Red Horse Tavern. ning. 5 to e between October 1 , 1928 and fifth 8:80— Broadway Varieties. Britain was voted a pension of Troop II Red Coach Rye The color guard presented the m b e r 7. 1030, Inclusive. poanding, the use of 8:00—Holywood Hotel. 8867.64 per year by the State Board We opened our meeting with the of Finance and Control. Curtis, American flag to the troop with the only pure, potent drugs 10:00— Richard Himber’s Stude- troop giving the Pledge of Allegi­ Horseshoe formation, from which baker Champions. more than 80 years old, has worked • tr'e m u we were dismissed to patrol comers for over 20 years as a watchman at ance. During patrol comers, dues, S a te t • Hwyw»tlr*il SOLID HARDWOOD and medicinals—all a 10:30— Music o f Mexico — Carlos attendance and points for the indi­ where dues were collected and at­ Clenmore Rye Chevez and Sytaiphony Orchestra the atate office building. He was • riM SMMlataMn vidual contest were taken. Patrol Condition Of tendance taken. We then played part of our prescrip­ with Olga Averino, soprano. mayor of New Britain at one time. Topastry C«vati9d games and had texts. Dorothy ijll- 1 1 :00—News Service. yells were practiced by each patrol. This seems almost too good to be true? A big tion service to you, Hartford — Assistant Attorney While the test paasing period I State Roads worth and Blanche Snow were In­ 11:00—Louis Armstrong’s Orches­ General Joseph P. Smith ruled that 32 by 40-inch drop-leaf table and four sturdy vested at the Goodnight Circle. tra. „ was on. Scoutmaster Irwin with a Tom Hardy Rye a person under a conservator group o f Scouts attempted to pass Windsor chairs—all for $10.88! Just another Scribe— Eleanore Vincek. 11:30— To be announced. V oad conditions and detours in 'should not be denied the benefits of the second class test ‘‘Pacing." Sen­ example of the big savings— yours for the tak­ I9 State of Connecticut made nec- the old age assistance act on ac­ STUDIO Solid Hgrdwood ior Patrol Leader Johnnie Johnson ing—during Wards February Furniture Sale I HEROISM IS REWARDED Tomorrow’B Program by h lg b w ^ construction an- A Liquid THAT LESSENS PAIN count of mental tacompetency sim­ helped several Scouts with compass W e purchased 1500 of these sets— enough to .^ b y Ibe Connecticut Blgh- a. m. ply because he possibly might not be Plttahurgh. Pa., Jan. 24— (A P )— A & P Liquor and signalling. During the past U n p a In ta J C h a ir 6 9 c allow ua to aell at this low price— but not nearly Dqiartniaat as of January 22, A cramp, over-caterdon Coast to Coast 8:00— ^Newx Service. able to read or understand the state­ week, Peterson passed "Nature,” COUCH The heroism of her husband In at­ Stortf 8:15— Shoppers SpeciaL enough for the demand! Please shop early I or expoauie may knot ments ta the application.” Shadllck, Rohan and H. Turkington Back to 81 after thii lalel fer OwMlroetloa— Detour tempting to save a drowning tay at 9:00— Band Wagon. New London—Dr. Charles O. the sacrifice of his own life had gallon passed compass; Shadllck, knife and Sanded smooth ready to Provided muszilea and drive Claret 9:80— Young Folka Program. Chakerian of the Connecticut col­ axe, and safety; Gerard Blanchard, earned recognition from the Car­ S5 0swn,SSMM(tV paint 1 Bay now—.eavtl No Bonte Number na wild with pain. 1.25 10:80— Newa Service. lege faculty, told the New London signalling ; Ray Johnson, safety, SmtllCmn*>aamr§» negie hero fund commission today in—Wake man road. Im- 10:45— T^artford Children’s Museum League of Women Voters that "It woodwork, compass and first aid. g s u . 2 5 * * from Route 39 westerly to for Mrs. Clifford Monroe Dickinson, Program—^Mles Jane Burger. Compare this range to of New Britain. Ckmn. seems that the most effective way to Test passing has Ificreased by k state line. Convenient de- 11:00—Cincinnati Conservatory of fight centralization trends Is not by leaps and bounds during the past others selling elsewhera avallabit. A bronze medal and pension have In Manchester Mualc. been tent to Mrs. Dickinson by the wasting our efforts ta attacking week. Here's hoping that there up to $701 See these fea­ ■Tragle Maintained located at: 12:00—TeU Slaters. will be several second class and first Usual $35 raluet One of commission. 12:16— Musical Reveries. temporary reform movements, but tures : Extra h e a v y— No. D. _8 . I —Groton. Long Champagne rather by enabling individuals and class Scouts. W ords most outstanding — L Reinforced concrete pave- Dickinson, an insurance adjuster, 12:80—The Ad-Llner. nearly 500 lbs. Spociotuh plunged Into the Salmon river at private taatitutfons to make neces­ Notes about 3U miles, It aels like magie. 844 Main St. 1:00— Jack Shannon. The Owl Patrol has the lead In February sale spocialal polished cook top. Du­ luts No. 10— Simsbury. Main Comstock Bridge, C^nn., June 29, N Caitero ^ sary and desirable adjustments to Its penetrating changing social condltlono.” the patrol contest with a total of Makes up into comfort­ plex grates—smaller sisa ■*. H mile storm water sewer 1935, after nlne-year-old Edward Koelsch. who was wading, fell Into w arn th relaxes mns- Bridgeport—Two boys at the 628 points. Sumner Cutler, Owl cast iron fire box linings. ontgomery ard PROFITLESS able double or twin bsda( M W . construction. W ork shutdown a deep hole and cried for help. deo, quiets nerves, W atersvllle school were burned when Patrol leader, still leads ta the Indi­ Heat indicator. Porcff winter. 49c vidual contest with 130 points, ^op^rte Uj|hql9taq'.l-- Both were drowned. quart an alcohol Mow torch they were us­ 824-828 MAIN STREET ite No. 89— Sherman. 8 aOnws Nature ta bool Sioux Falls, S. D,— The State closely followed by Gerard Blan­ ' lain enameled I PHONE 5161 MANCHESTER jstructlon all on new location, Banking Department wanted car- ing on sheet metal to make flower H IS PRIZE w lthant resin anas. chard with 119 points. R ay Johnson iaterference with trallle. Abo good fog head- is a clooe third with 117 points. No- U —Goobsa-Oomwall WUllmantlo— Paul BHodeou, fa­ F ort Peck, Mont.—Guess what aehss andnenralgb. ther of seven children, was Injured Johnnie Mrosek has joined the 8 miles of eonstrucUoa from county bank of Naples against the troop. Welcome Johnnie to Troop iwall town UtM south. Herbert Holland got out of tbe Sioux Falls Trust and Savings bank, seriously when he sUpped on lee ■and-a-dlme chain letters? A bride! stalle croMlng Mata street and N a 189— ^North B n n fo td . in liquidation for tbe last 12 years. Patrols should have their patrol Honaad aald today tbe fad re­ Idunged headlong into a passing miles of water- The department got tbe permission, projects for the ’’Parents’ Night" sulted in correspondence with Mrs. outomohile. The 61-yeor-old WiUi- but bad to pay SS cents to file tbe well under way. U d-O ld Idrms^Btack Alama Sproat of Los Angeles, and montto man was reported ta a eriti- Yours ta good scouting, Herald Advertising Pays— Use It :laim-ln oourL eal Condi tioo. ^ Bagheers. •:p W-,

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,19Se iC.E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 24,193«. PA G E S E V E N night and a major domo U at no tle as possible for as much as poa- ment to exclaim, - "Holy mittens, Wc tried that. It would not work little Importance. He Is only one ment for a constitutional amend­ squabbling which raised the Issue ment. one's beck and call. sible. Now that'a a fancy quip. It's past time to. moke up Ma- country as a whole was held to a en solidly. At Newark. Ohio, 40 Aaitrt^rfitrr because only a small part of the young man and young men are being o f whether two delegations should To some degree the effort to riN "Mrs. Whitney" (the Mra. Rich­ Isn’t It, air?" Well, you could dame’a bedroom." Her escort re­ range of 3 to 6 per cent above the WPA workers dug through four moves being considered. N o wiped out every day by the motor- KUST THE TRUST be sent from each state to the Na- COLD WAVE HURT professed to know the answer. people wanted It to work. Nor can cloak crop control under the guise ard W hitney), a flunkle was heard have flattened me with an en­ minded her of the holiday occa­ comparative 1935 total. In spite of HUSBAND H U M , mites ot snow drifta to rescue five Carnttig flfraUt It be otherwise controlled with any Ited murder machine. What docs of soil conservation may even re­ to say In the corridor at the Ball, graved calling card. sion. tlonal convention. The Michigan the poorer showing of some of the fellow workers and five teams trap- MANY GUESSES Concerning the first, praol difficulties arising from the ad- FUttUUtHICU MV I'HB count Is the need of such staggering mind you of the government's ar­ "your butler seeks a word with Shopping around for the per­ Democrats never have agreed on small cities, the gain for the eimt petl for 28 hours. They survived by degree o f success so long os wc NEW you, Madame,” "Oh, Indeed," re­ At about midnight, even the patronage distribution. Gov. Floyd rfuiged from 7 to 10 per cent. tsge Inherent In administration . gument In the TVA case— a seem­ fect butler, my vote fell to the IS HEARD AGAIN |:HJU4 > PHINTINU COMPANY. INU peneltles In hlt-and-nm killing COUNTRY’S TRADE GRANTED DIVORCE cutting trees and building fires. II BlMtll itrttt neglect the one agency through ingly hypocritical pretense that plied the society leader with some most stand-offish servants, be­ chairman of the Ball,'Mrs. Mar­ B. Olson of Minnesota wants con­ Wholesale Trade Many rural schools throughout AS TO SMITH’S trol o f the organization are ohvli Munchtster, Conn. which It could successfully be con­ cases as will so Impress themselves TVA was primarily a "navigation ” meekness, "tell Abbott that I will gan to relax to the tune of "The shall Field's man, Robert Hlder, stitutional limitation on the Su­ "The weather did not retard buy­ the snowbound area remained dos­ On tho second, some dlsaSec^,. THOMAS rKKOUSON be along directly,” . . . This was Muaic Goes 'Round and Around." ing at wholesale to any extent, as Gansral Managtr trolled— government monopoly. on tho minds of motorists that, |)roJect. who has a ready amlla, a "air" for preme Court, and threatened to sed today. The Chicago schools, Democrats were known to be dill n YORK one night, all right, when domes­ Even Blanchard, austere butler to every sentence and a ruddy com­ volume for the week made a better Poundad Ootobtr i. i l i i W e started off on an absolutely dnink or sober, they wlU not be I ’l«4 MfivtCi BC —^ Old Teddy Roosevelt Cry Be­ withdraw all support from Roose­ Expansion in Retail Basiness closed yesterday, were to reopen, al­ cu.sslng means for making them- tic servants held the upper hand. Mr. David Bruce, Andrew Mel­ plexion. But for a butler's idea velt unless the Democrats seek It. comparative showing than that re­ Mrs. Evelyn M. Quinn Is though many of the suburban and SPEEffl POLICY .sclvc felt without joining the traiU^' Published Evenr Cvsning Bioept utterly contemptuous of tho law or Great Benefit Seen corded for the retail division. wrong road by assuming that tlie, The guest Hat was distinguish­ lon's Bon-ln-law, gavotted about of the perfect domestic, aak Mr. Dapper Msirtin Davey, governor rural schools In the state were clos­ tional party enemy. ndsfs arid HoMdaye Bnrared at (he Prepondcranee of opinion among By GEORGE ROSS the floor with a housemaid from “Industrial operations were ad­ lat Ofrici at Uanctieaier, Conn., aa sale of liquor Is a priper activity their own responsibilities. ed; what with such notables pres­ Whitney’s man, Abbott. "The ing Revived Because of of Ohio who has clashed with the Halted for First Time m ed until'Monday. All public and (Contlnned 'ram Page One) ngiicultmal scientists, however, ent as George Gillies, Mrs. Mar­ an obscure Long Island mansion. perfect butler," says he, "la ever vanced further In a few divisions, Given Freedom by Judge As for the third, the general l i ond Class Mali Matter. for profit seekers instead of being, It Is futile to hold that a drunken seems to bo that planned ngri- NatlonfU Democratic administra­ parochial schools in Toledo, Ohio, shall Field’s head gardener; Jere­ And there waa^ Abbott, Mr. Rich­ menial and ever congenial and al­ but the moderate gain In the sche­ lions revolved today around four presslon was that Smith would ho man cannot realize aiich things. I iilture on the basis of what New York. Jan. 24—The reason tions In the past, has assured Presi­ remained closed and many In New dUOSCUIPTlON RATES as It la, a governmental respons:- miah Haslam, Mr. Marshall ard Whitney's" butler, a gentle­ ways respectful toward all peo­ Recent Acts. dules of producers of durable goods principal questions; off from saying at this time whetl A A A lias in mind will be the great­ Now York’s Four Hundred answer­ dent Roosevelt that everything waa the Month. Jennings Today. York and other states. >^OBe Year, by r e a tl...... |eoo blllty not altogether different from There are many things that a drunk­ ed the doorbell themselves the other Field's chauffeur, and Angus Mac­ man If ever there woa one, who ple.” Abbott Uvea up to hla pre­ left the average at about the posi­ er he would or would not prefer ^ ^ar Month, by m H ...... I lu est Contribution to farmers and to harmonious. Railroads and airplanes In many 1— -Will he undertake to capture en man can always realize so long night and waited upon themselves Leod, who dona livery In the serv­ went eo far as to risk more gin­ scription, faithfully. tion occupied a week previous. cities were behind schedule and Kepubllcan to Roosevelt. .ilPSla Copy ...... • 01 the guarBianshlp of public health— the general welfare which has ever W ith many o f the posslbUlUes the Philadelphia convention? i';,'0 #hvared one year ...... S'J 00 and .poured their own finger bowls ice ot Mra. Frederick E. Lewis. ger alee than has ever been bla When the party broke up In "The modest curtailment In the many state highways remained Im­ Finally, some rumors hsd it and then trying to persuade that | ns hr ran stand up or find an nccel- been seriously proposeNew ho was doing. He wouldn’ t have midwest headquarters of the Re­ Tork. Chicago. Meiroii and Boston. Until the profit motive Is removed cy. once head of the A A A program Jnlted States Steel Corporation, ferings to regular lines of heavy match this; A dog, frozen to death sented Mrs. Quinn. W est Virginia, North and South done It If he had known that In­ planning division, who has been WATKINS BROTHERS' the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern rail­ publican National committee sind wearing apparel, shoes, galoshes, standing up, was found at the fair­ the stimulus behind the liquor traf­ Dakota. Iowa, Kansas anby, amastngly Ineffective, utter necticut Is now mhred. Wednesday, proclaiming a hard and A stream of visitors, prominent SPECX U.S FOR FINAL LIQUIDATION G teen of the largest refiners. They Wc would not have the slate of AAA would say to a farmer that, in many walks of life, have visited : Sordid and low down, a disgrace fast military pact against Italy, In according to principles of good protested an Injunction by a New him, find movements have been 'the commonwealth and a first Connecticut go Into the liquor busi­ case o f her attacking any o f them, farm mnnngcnient and soil conser­ York Federal judge which crippled most of the Institute's activities. started to pledge delegates to him I wei^OB for the prohibitionist., ness for the sake of making money. lietween Great Britain, France, Tur­ vation, he should have hls soil or SATURDAY ONLY The Institute, they said. Is an In some midwest states. W e would have It go Into that bust a stipulated part of It next year they are decidedly expensive key, Greece and Jugoslavia—tho lat not In a cash crop -such as tobac­ ethical trade Eissoclatlon attempting amucb as they deprive the state ness for the sake of Its own well ter Implicitly bringing In Czecho­ co. corn, or wheat — but In clover. to cure "double dealing, fighting In W ool Goatf FEINBERC BROS. STOC ! a larga amount of revenue which being. And since the Imsiness la slovakia and Roumanla - would ap­ gras,s, soya beans, or perhaps In the dark, chlselers" mid numerous pasture. If his land were badly other “evils" by "self-regulating.” $12.50 Grade f'liMer laws comparable In wisdom one which, on the whole and how Allen A pear to definitely determine the odds gullied, perhaps even In trees. They said their case was "the most . . . W e bought the entire remaining stock of the Front iSt store of Feinberg Bros, at a ever conducted, is certain to produce elaborate legal test of the activities 4 those of many other states, would against which Mussolini would have But Inasmuch as the farmer of a trade association ever under­ Into the treasury to relieve the profit, we would have that profit go to contend If he should attempt a couldn't afford to forego hls cash 7fi4eONLY $8 .»S fraction of its cost. This, along with our own fine stock pf quality furniture we now place,'' taken by the government." Into the pool out of whleh must be crop otherwise, he would be com- en of taxation. naval and air coup In the Mediter­ Stopped Competition on sale at prices fa r below present values. A small deposit will secure any purchase. V; paid the thousand and one costs iin pen.sated at so much an acre for the news columns of the Herald ranean against the British fleet or Government lawyers replied that! ayu qh d/u xp Underwear t |M>scd on the people by the existence hls shift. the Institute operated “ unduly to J Storage free until wanted. are appeared jrcsterday an article even make a niilitnry attack on MIDICATID WITH Arrow Silirts of tho liquor ImhlL- the treasury f>I Each farmer might be asked to suppress competition." The organ- i White and Colors •w w in g that fourteen states with British poHscssions in northeastern draw up a production schedule, Ization, the government said, con- . INORIDIINTS 09 All Types At the state of Connecticut. w Ih payment conditional on that, $2.00 Grade ; 41011110000 enouifh to establish psr- Africa. trolled 99 per cent of sugar used In icks a p o ub A t another time wc shall present and eventually such schedules the United States and had effected V V R monopollcs In tho liquor truffle Those cKlds arc so overwhelming our own view as to how IHiit mo­ would all be added up to fit Into "higher prices, wider margins and Bted, in 1935, to the extent of that oven It II Duce should finally de­ proposed national production sche­ greater profits." nopoly should ho operated. Mean­ ty-five million dollars. Of these cide to go out In a blaze of military dules. In the railroad case the govern­ time we urge our readers to give alone, Pannsylvania, cleaned up glniy. It Is Inconceivable that the ment asserted the carrier had vio- ; lated the Interstate Commerce Act % serious consideration to the basic Italian Army,and Navy would con­ Thoroujgh Study Mndo 20 mllllona and expects, by per- enacted In 1906 and 1908 during the Alden Shirts principle of state liquor monopoly. sent to ba sacrificed to such mad­ Agricultural expcrti. notably Hon of its law's operation, to VVllaon, have been working to­ “trust busting" era. It prohibited $1.63 Grade ^le that revenue this year, ness or ths Italian people stand for ward such a ichemc for a long a railroad from carrying products manufactured or owned by It, or “ In any such suicidal Immolation of time. A A A officials have been Reduction tit was not possible, in 1933, for THE DWAN CASE which it may have any interest di­ 1-39 studying the idea Intcnalvely for $ ctUsena who perceived the themselves. rect or Indirect." N o prisoner at the bar ever rc- more than a year. The government asserted the ^ijjlindld opportunity for the estab- It 1s too early In the game for The main factual background for cslved a more scathing excoriation United States Steel Corporation nt of an saUrely new and de- tho organization of that eventual the study is a ‘Tcglonal adjuit- at the hands of a Judge In this state owned the railroad which had haul­ tj^h le kind of liquor control, to military alliance which many ob- ment survey” made last year by ag­ ed products of other subsidiaries of Modem tuccai ser to Nunn Bush OxCords $6 -8 5 than that dealt out to Albert W. ricultural experiment stations In fftract the attention of enough of servera foresee between Italy, Ger­ the parent concern. eld-faihlonad cough $8.50 Grade. Dwan, ace of all Connecticut hit- 4H Rlatc-'k In co-operation with A A A tOM people of the state to enable many and Japan, as an offset to The Supreme Court has been ask­ tjrrupt. . . moro con- and-run killers, by Judge Elbert B. and the Buieaii of Agricultural ed to stop this practice. An injunc­ sm to get anywhere. The whole this now entente, since Hltlerland i.ronnmirs. Hundreds of men Hamlin In the Litchfield County tion against It was refused by a vaniont. . . lata ox- ■tlon was approached from the will not be ready for war for another worked on this for six months and Chicago Federal district Judge. Franklin Shoes Common Pleas Court at Torrlngton last fall 50 or 60 of the top men panaivo . . . lingort $3 -35 : flMet superflcial vIewpolBt and the year or two. So there would ap­ $3.95 Grade. yesterday. Hero arc some of the at A A A had a serret three*ilay see- longer in tho throat. . dumce to work a complete and far- pear to be nothing In the world for Hloii at Mount Weather, Va., to words to which Dwan had to listen; 9 Pc. 18th CENTURY DINING ROOM 3129 ITALY ISSUES WARNING : Hachlng reform was lost In a stau- Signor Mussolini to do but forego mull over the results. I regard your acts as the most Although problems of adminis­ . . . We have a fine variety of two and three-piece : lidde squabble—with a thoroughly flagrant. Inexcusable and Inhuman any hope of either frightening tho LIVING tration would seem to be enormous OVER FIVE POWER P A a suites, all built to withstand the test of time; atyled : psUtlcal background—over whether that have come to tho attention League nations out ot tbsir policy of and some law’yers fear the accom­ (Sketched) Sheraton and Duncan Phyfe pieces of the 18th Century . (SHmty commissioners er a state of this court. There Is not one sanctions or blowdng himself, hls panying excise tax program w*ouJd Inspired this distinctive dining room ensemble. The table is an extension ROOM from conservative patterns to ultra m ^em e. You vlioard should license the saloons. mitigating circumstance. You country and the Britleh empire all be tied up tn the courts at an early (Conttnoed from Page One) will find fabrics in a great variety of types and shades. drove your car while under the date, the survey and Its recommen­ Duncan Phyfe model. Other pieces are of Sheraton design with turned : The result we all know. Into smltherceni In one glorious These suites are priced upwards fr o m ...... Influence of Intoxicants; at high dations will hgurc importantly In and fluted legs: Full size 66” buffet, china cabinet with drawer, arm chair Geneva, two days ago, that she SUITES 'i *i I*ossibly a greater amount of In- speed you ploughed through a combustlratlon. .snhsequent A A A operations. (Con­ would protest the mutual assistance sequently, they will be summarized and 5 side cliairs. Mahogany veneered in rich Slieraton brown color. WEXDONPRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS DRUG CO. tSteat in the problem will now be group of hiinmn beings who were All ot which moans that the next pact between Great Britain, France, 903 MAIN STREET — PHONE 5321 in an ensuing article. BREAKFAST SUITES ; SUmised when the people of the state rightfully on the road; when one World W ar has been poetponed. Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia. BEDROOM SUITES DINING SUITES parson was thrown upon the hood Fl\e Power Pact taffln to realise that the present That Its eventual certainty haa been Disclosure of the 5-power agree­ Three and four-piece suites In walnut, Eight, nine and ten-pleoe suites In Flt«-pleee suites, enameled wood or of your car you swerved about mahogany and maple styled In the ,.l)rstem Is costing them millions of until you liad shaken him off; shaken or even modified cannot bo ment to pool military, naval and air walnut, mahogany and oak; of guar­ porcelain tops, with drop leaf, exten­ WEEK-END SPECIALS moderne trend nr copied authentical­ anteed constrnetlon and beantl'ully sion or refectory top tabtoa. finislicd i flettars In nsgisetod revsnut. that person was mercilessly killed; said. It will continue to be a c a flrst'Olaaa law, though there ard. It speaks highly for the up of armaments and to prepara­ nia and Czechoslovakia. Reg. 25c McKesson law-abiding self control of the Of strength and grace and beauty— 2 34c ' not one that hasn’t a far batter tions for wholesale deslnictUm In Three In one. dresier base with separate mirror, a smart Pilgrim bed in either full or Today’s Italian memorandum 50c Prophylactic people of the community that you charged that Britain, In beginning COLD CREAM Ask us how you can win a than ourt. I f within tha next stead of for peace and reconstnic single size, and a choice o f: Four-drawer chest or splay-legged dressing S9.95 Tooth Brushes.... 3 2 c have been able since yt>ur acta to A tree; a mlraclal the interchange of assurances, act­ 1936 Chevrolet. STUDlb DIVANS STOVES-RANGES before the 19ST seeaton of tha tlon. FLOOR COVERINGS [0 about without throata of vio- The acorn In your hand table with separate mirror. Each piece is finely designed and constructed (Sketched) living room oooaalonal' ed on her own Initiative as head of 2 for 19c 2So These are of the finer grades, con­ 8andura heavy U’elgtat felt bane rufi» Combination Range, 8 Uds; four cool Aaaambly, there can be ence. • • • In no particular have Holds secret In Its tiny germ of table of genuine mahogany. A major the League of Nations. of solid, pegged maple with oak drawer interiors. structed on box spring nnderstruc- for e\*ery room In the bo u n e.*^ qe —Jour gaa. Cooks and bakes with up a decent degree of inter- fyou shown any particle of that life table for tha room: 28” top, 28" high: It reaffirmed "explicitly” that $1.00 A G A R O L ...... 67c Aspergum ...... 17c 60c J AD S A L T S ...... 40c ture with Inner spring mattresses aad 9x12 or 9x10-0. coal, gas or oil. Enameled in your humanity toward others which The towering sweep of leafy spread with 12" shelf. Rlcfi, Colonial red Italy does not Intend her colonial : In this state in the establishment three kapoc pil­ choice of color. you desire the people of this stste, For shade from July sun; finish. action In Ethiopia to "constitute a .\xmlnf»t«'r rugn, guaranteed all uool, ! a ntw system for the handling of Reg. 50c *1.00 Haley's Former !>0c (Disc.) lows; , covered Guaranteed bak­ acting through the court, to show BEHIND And save the difference of time menace to European peace." •M. O...... faced in beautiful Ori­ 0 7 c with beautiful er. Hells regularly the aervloe of dispensing liquor In to you. Is one with loaves and fishes mtdtl- Called Unnecessary P H IL L IP ’S TOOTH PASTE JERGEN’S LOTION ental or modern pat­ Hence. Italy protested, the Medl- fabrics; priced .75 for $139. Special­ rational, orderly way. It Is en- Then Judge Hamlin, after point­ plied terns. 0x12 or 8.3x10.6. THE SCENES tortanean security actions were un­ 81.00 Ironized ______29c upwards from ^ 9 ly priced at ; t ^ l y possible to emerge from that By Christ's own kindly hand Priced upward! from ing out that the Legislature had IN For weary thronga of hungering necessary and dangerous because 36c Yesat ...... 71c don with a law which will not provided iicualtles, applicable to men. they disclosed that military conver­ Paring Knife Free! Reg. 35c Woodbury’s remove the traffic from polities Dwan'a caac. totaling eleven years sations had taken place between *1.20 Scott's S39.50 League members against another SHAVING CREAM u d rid It of Its sordlclness and dirt In prison and ones of 31,600, pro­ When on a wintry day Emulsion . ^ ...... 8 0 c LIVING-ROOM PIECES Y R O D N K Y d u t c h e r — k Bare brane.hea quiver In ths frosty 'S"ague member In preparation for 75c LISTERINE ...... 50c 20c BEDDING ODD CHAIRS flM near>crimlnaUsm, but direct the ceeded to Impose a two-to-three breeze 11 “ arbitrary and non-existent hypothesis." 60c Pull up chRlrsp Occaalooal chair* and aiU or part of lU pmflts Into the years prison sentence and 31,000 In Herald WashlilftoB Correspondent And etch In silver, black and brown Italian Balm ...... Poster Beds 5.95 Floor Lamps 2.95 I The memorandum characterized Reg. 35c . 4 4 c ovemtuffed club cbalra—i have held conferences with disburs­ to stage a stiff batti" for first place son. Being a business man who Sides spurted to victory. McAdams utes Of overtime play, Morlarty N. Y. Stocks Am Hosiery''...... ing officers. These Include officials f/(i /u <' . Hl'fii'V S‘’^FFr. BFtF Any other outcome to the C. C. I. and Haefs stood out for the winners larbone, a fractured right thumb OF BRITAIN’S MONARCH STAR In the American Division during the M>ent a fortune In buying Lefty and bruises about the face and Brothers nosed out SL Cyril's of Arrow H and H, com .. of the Bureau of Engraving and L. elaah will be a definite upset but early part of the eeason, has lost Its Birkie in Feature E?ent FOR GAME TONIGHT drove, Wes Ferrell, Oscar MeliUo, and Sharkey and J. Bozak featured do., pfd...... Manchester may be extended con* for the visitors. head. Hartford In the latter’s GrotOn Adams E x p ...... 13 Printing, the commissioner of ac­ What to hsvt for Sunday Dinner? Why not s delklom Rib from one of our Spk and lost three games snd dropped Into Cronin himself, Bing Miller, and the street gym last night, winning 48 (Contlnned from Page One) Air Reduc ...... Bluings and Spencer.. counts and deposits, the commis­ MARKET Span MarktU. All best Juicy tender cuts ■ and as usual our guarantee of satlsfacUon siderably before coming out on top third place, only two points ahead of rookies Babe Dahlgren and Mclo Al- West SMe ...... 188% Bristol Brass ...... sioner of the public debt and the Frank De Ciantig, Prop. and a good game la In prospect. Staged to Rnd “White — B F* X Ho] Price Headley, Kentucky to 43 after tbs Score bad beSn dead­ Alaska Jun ...... 16T4 er your money cheerfully refunded. the cellar-dwelling Bruins. mada, as well as plenty of money owner and breeder, Is expected at locked a t 38-aII at the ehd of the Allegheny ...... Case, Lockwood snd B. United States tieasurer. Unless the Clarkemen go Into a In renovation of Fenway Park, he Kerr, rf ...... 3 0 (5 Ing their sleep and braving a misty ...... SW Collins Co...... To Rush Payment CHOICE MEATS, GBOCEUIES drastic slump they should be the Not only that but time bss caught Hope”: McAroy S ig n e d * '® ™ * leain Meete Ford, If ...... 1 1 8 Hialeah Park tomorrow to talk over regular playing time. rain to be among the first to pay Allied Chem ...... 168 130 up with the Cook Brothers, Boucher wanted a winner: fourth place waa Whopper’s winter campaign with Mahoney and FalkoskI, who ac­ Am Can ...... Colt’s Firearms ...... 70'i 72 Vi When and If the bill becomes law AND PROVISIONS victors tonight and should also con­ no satisfactory return for hls In­ Breen, If ...... 2 0 4 tribute to their late King...... 126 Eagle Lock ...... front line, the greatest scoring com­ Brimley, If ...... 2 0 4 hla nephew and trainer, Duval counted for 36 points between them, Am Rad St S . 30 Vi 33Vk every effort to expedite payment Imported Olive Oil, ChaeM, Etc. BONELESS OVEN tinue in the winning column against vestment. Huddled In mufflers and heavy ...... 3 6 \ ___ LB bination In the history of the game, forTideGoW lhUwis. Royal Oako at Rec; Rang- Bteaell, c ...... 3 0 6 Headley. If Whopper shows the were the major factors in the Fire­ Am Coml AIco ...... 80 Fafnlr Bearings...... 90 sad accommodate veterans who de­ OR POT ROAST Windham High at Wllllmantic next Being one of the best sports In overcoats, they leaned throughout FuUer Brush, Class A. 13 1.5 sire cash wdll be made, officials said. CHUCK ROAST Friday night and West Hartford and now Illness hsa reared Its ugly the game, however, Yawkey forgot Hsefa, rg ...... 4 0 8 eame excellent form In several com­ stones second triumph In seven the night against the grey stones of Am Smelt ...... 63H WEEK-END bead to further plague Manager Les­ Werner, rg ...... 2 0 4 ing Hialeah fixtures as he did In starts this season. St. Cyril’s were Am Tel and Tel ...... 16044 Gray Tel Pay Station. 29 31 The bill calls for Immediate pay­ here next week Saturday night. — er Girls Play Away. last year, dug deep Into hls pockets the palace, which also houses P.ar Hart and Cooley ...... 132 ment In $50 bonds, which can be FRESH - RIB OR LOIH IND ter Patrick. McAdams. Ig ...... 6 1 13 winning the Inaugural handicap, completely unable to check the bril­ Ilament. Am Tob B ...... 10044 142 CASH SALE LI This would give Manchester a rec­ New York, Jen. 34 — (AP) — this winter, and shelled out another Hartmann Tob, com ... — cashed beginning next June 15.' ONE PRICE • ONE QUAUTY Dolefully, the grsy-nalrod Patrick three or four hundred thousand, Headley may decide to send the big liant shooting activities of these Uoe a Mile Long Am Wat W k s___ ...... 2244 3 Libby’s Milk, PORK LOINS ord of nine victories and three de­ They'll be looking for a “white hope" colt west for the $100,000 Santa veteran performers and so concen­ Anaconda ...... do., pfd...... 30 ___ One of the first problems will be feats to risk against Bristol High In said last night that bs feared Bun with several players tossed In, for Totals ...... 28 48 When a raln-wasbed dawn broke ...... J0T4 Int SUver . ; ...... 3 cans ...... Cook would not bs able to play again at Madison Square Garden The Palace Five of Wllllmantic, Meriden Atlas Anita handicap. trated on some shooting of their Armour. lU...... 18 20 creaUon of new designs for Uie FRESH • A NICE PORK ROAST the Bell City on February 7. Count­ rated as one of the strongest teame such talent os Jimmy Fooex, John­ own to make It a nip and tuck over tbs rooftops of I-ondon, the ...... 844 do., pfd...... so ^n d s. While no official action Is Liberty Cocoa, 20c U again this season. Bun Is suffering tonight but there seems to be little. ny Marcum, Roger Cramer, and B. queue stretched nearly a mile. Atchison ...... 7014 62 SHOULDERS ing tonight's tussle, the locals have If any, likelihood that a heavy­ In the eastern section of the state. Sharkey, rf .... ALL-MANCHESTER BOWL struggle that saw tbs score tied Auburn ...... Landers. Frary A Clk. 63 55 being taken on this. It Is understood 2-lb. b o x ...... from multiple arthritis, the manager Eric McNair, of the Athletica, and Through the great south window ...... '4244 Mann A Bow, Clast A eight games remaining on their said. Big Vemoii Ayres, who was weight win turn up who will prove Invade Manchester tonight to pro­ flelnie Manusb, Senator outfielder. J. Bozak, If . . . The All-Manchester bowling team when the final whistle sounded. St. Aviation Corp ___ ...... 5H 6 9 several designs are being drawn In­ Hecker’s Flour, 19c of Westminster Hall, the crowds do., C41ass B ...... — MILDLY CURED CORNED BEEF slate, five o t which will be played out for mors than a weak with an capable of halting the meteoric lies vide opposition to the House A Hale With such stars added to tbs al­ BIrdsey, c ...... returns to the polished lanes a t the Cyril's were out in front by 19-17 Balt and Ohio ..., 1 formally for submission to offletala MIDDLE RIBS here sod three away, at the half but couldn’t hold their could see the glow cast by the ...... 1744 New Brit. Mch., com.. 88 Million Bonds ^ '/H b 'b a g « 19c> lajursd shoulder, Is back In action but of dusky Joe Lould. Royal Oaks a t the East Side Rec. ready amply studded Sox roster, Appellbatm, rg Charter Oak alleys tonight to meet flickering candles where the dead Bendlx ...... 2314 24 $1.25 Middletown occupies fifth place margin In the face of the Firestones do., pfd...... — hla shoulder Is strapped up and Bill The principal even of the card is The game Is slated to get underway Yawkey feels he Is Justified In ex­ S. Bozak, Ig .. . Stafford Springs In a match that Is monarch lay. alone with his guards. Beth Steel ...... 90 1 approximate­ White Loaf Flour, In the Lieague standing and Man­ Cook's sye, damaged by s flying the first appearance of France's at 9 o'clock with the Royal Oaks pecting a winner—and It’s up to scheduled to get underway st 0 spirited spurt in the closing quar­ Beth Steel, pfd .., Niles, Bern Pond ...... 33 35 ly 38,000,000 bonds would be neces- 241/2-ib. bag.... =FISH SPECIALS...... ters. The flag-draped catafalque, bear­ North and J u d d ...... to pay In full; a prlnUng task yyc chester la third. Coach Frank puck, Is still bothersome. contribution to the "hope" Hat, seeking their fifth victory In six Joseph E„ of the Son Francisco Totals ...... 17 38 o’clock. ing the royal coffin, formed an is­ Borden ...... 2644 34 H 36 V4 M ayonnaia^ Rand's charges haven't been Im­ Andre Licnglet. He Is slated to op­ starts. aonins, to produce I t Moriartj-s Can Pac ...... Peck, Stow and Wilcox 7 9 that would mean night and day The Rangers dropped a 4-3 de­ pose the durable, Hans BIrkle, In B. F, T. land of light amid the shadowy ...... 1114 Russell Mfg ...... 34 Bhlfts ftt the Bureau of EjD^raviDC' (well known brands), HALIBUT 23c SMELTS V 2 25c V j’J pressive this season but the play­ cision to the leadmig Detroit Red The Ranger Girls, who got away Joe will need all the proverbial spaces of the ancient hall which the Case (J. I.) ...... 102H 30 ers have enough fight to make a the main ten rounder. luck of the Irish to turn the trick, Raguskus, rf ...... 1 2 4 Cer De P a s ___, ScovlU ...... 38'i 40V4 AnUcIpatlng an Initial rush, even Wlnge In the Western city last One of the prellmlnarlei aleo Is to an impressive start earlier In the Hadden, If ...... 3 0 6 late King once called "the Heart of ...... 83H Stanley Works ...... game of tonight's encounter all the week with a smashing 41-1 victory however, despite hls all-star col­ Ch» and O h io ___ ...... 55 42 44 exceeding the demands for loans night. Marty Barry scored half attracting a lot of attention, a six Wells, c ...... 2 3 7 our Mighty Empire." Chrysler ...... Standard Screw ...... 125 135 when Congress authorized advances 35c ■” way. The locals took a 30 to 14 dS' way through the second frame with over the Y. M. C. A. Girls, travel to lection. Hls path to the pennant ...... t, He spoke those words on May 9 ...... 80'4 Early June Peas, round battle between Frankie Coo- won't be nearly as smooth as some FalkoskI, rg 0 10 Coca Cola ...... do., pfd,, guar...... 108 ___ up to 50 per cent on bonds certifi­ 6xtna n/oJu&ii clalon In their first meeting on the Ott Hsllsr in the penalty box for Wlllington tonight to oppose the when he received the congratula­ ...... 8814 S o i e nelly of Boston and Jorge Breads Litde Seems Sure Bet Jolly, If ...... 1 0 2 Smyth Mfg. Co...... 5f> ___ cates a few years ago. the govern­ 3 cans ...... experts have Indicated, for several Col Carbon ...... small surface a t Middletown and holding and the Detroiters were girls' team there. Mahoney, If ...... 7 0 14 tions of Parliament on bis Silver ...... 104 UNSWEnENED EVAPORATED atiould be able to shoot out an even of Argentina, two of tbs biggest reasons. Col Gas and Elec , Taylor and Fenn ...... 75 ___ ment Is prepared to open special Birdseye Matches, never needed after that. heavyweights now In circulation. First of all, Oonln hasn't a Smith. Ig ...... 1 0 2 Jubilee—the last time he was at this ...... 1444 Torrlngton ...... windows a t post offices. wider margin at the spadoui Main Wally Kllrea took a pass from spot alive. Coml Solv ...... 2144 05 97 box ...... Lenglet comes into the Garden young team to handle. The aver­ Cons Gas ...... Underwood Mfg, Co. . 93'- 95 V4 The bonds. It is believed, would be *NEW ENGLAND S, street drill shed. Middletown, In all Kelly to score three mtnutc.'i later strictly as an "unknown” although age age of the 38 players listed on Totals . . . . 20 5 45 Medieval Uniforms ...... 3314 Union Mfg. Co...... Pea Beans or EVANGELINE MILK 4 SSc likelihood, will use Its zone defense and then Connolly chalked up New As Walker Cup Captain Cyril Cons on ...... 13 9 11 distributed through the Veteran.^ Ills record shows 47 victories In 4B the roster Is more than 27, with St Ths age-old rafters looked down U S Envelope ...... ___ Corn Meal, 6 lbs...... DAISY - MILDLY CURED In the opening periods but may be I Sports Roundup F. T. Cent O n ...... i i 120 Bureau, but they would be cashed at York’s first goal after taking a pass starts. Hls <»ly fight which mesms that of those players who can bs B. once more on the glory of Medieval ...... 8244 do., pfd...... ___ post offices. forced to shift to man to man If Banus, r f ...... 4 1 9 Corn Prod ...... 128 Hex Dog Food, from Boucher. Auiie and Howe much to American fans was against By EDDIE BRIETZ classified as regulars about 28. I the present, at least. It appoars uniforms as a bodyguard kept vigil Del Lack and West ...... 7144 Veeder Root ...... 75 77 expect the Initial APPLES Manchester finds the sons aa easy tallied twice more for Detroit In tbs the ageing but still clever Tommy Ksrdys, If ...... 8 0 6 through the long watches of the ...... 1641 4 cans...... CHEESE • SSc (Associated Press Sports Writer) None of the key men on whom ' only Little and Goodman are slated Du P o n t...... Whitlock CoU Pipe ... — 3 « approximate to penetrate as It did In Middle- third period before Boucher ended Lougbran. That ended In a draw. Cronin Is counting Is exactly a At Least 16 Players Eligible Howard, e ...... 1 0 2 B i g h t ...... 14441 J.B.Wil'ms Co,, $10 par Tomato Paste, BALDWINS the scoring. Now York, Jon. 24—(AP)—Jim I for places on the team. Thus It Blemat, rg ...... 4 1 9 Eastman Kodak ...... 160R 40 50 $l.ew,000,000. Holders of bonds COLD STORAGE town. BIrkle Is listed among those who my McLarnin will fight once more spring chicken. Jimmy Foxx and At each of the four corners of the Elec and Mus ,,.,, could cash them or retain them and can ...... FANCY COOKING The visitors have taken declslva The New York Americans dS' beat the heavyweight champion, Wts Ferrell are the youngest, and Cslusine, Ig ...... 2 4 8 eatafalque stood a lifeguard, hls ...... 644 draw 3 per cent interest. before hangtog up the mtttcna for for Berths On U. S. Golf I A. to put on Oulmet and perhaps Perry, r f ...... 0 0 0 Elec Auto U te ___ ...... 3814 London Brand Coffee, beatings from Meriden, Bristol and fsatsd the Toronto Maple Lssfs 3-3 Jimmy Braddook, before Jimmy wop keeps . . . Tony Csnzoncri then both have plenty of hectic major head bowed. A little deeper In the Gen Elec ...... HENFIELD EGGS S - 45« West Hartford also and eked out a In New York to go Into a tie for the title. He had hla crack at Louis league campaigning behind them. v u r m r another veteran such as Kgan to acboD, Ig ...... 1 0 3 gloom stood four yeomen...... 3914 PATTERSON GETS Ib...... a year ago and lasted until the will take over the role aa Barney Howard, c ...... 3 2 a Oen Foods ...... ------35 War Is no longer a tournament 5 “ s 1 9 c U. S. NO. 1 CRADC S3-M victory over West Hartford. third place In the Intsmatlonal dl- Ross' chief worry. Foxx, at 28, has seen nearly a Team, Most ot Them from balance. One of the yeomen of the guard, Gen M oto rs...... Between professional men-at-arms, Arabian (iolTee, It seems difficult to give Middle- vlBton with the Canadleni. The tenth round before loelng by a tech­ dozen yeara of hard work, and Far­ exhausted by the ordeal, collapsed ...... 6644 put is, In truth, the impact of civil­ Ib...... Leafs gained a two goal lead In the nical knockout. Since Jan. 1 the Braves have aver­ rell. at 37, bss finished seven full ToUls ...... 17 a 43 Gillette ...... 1814 A 75 YEAR TERM town much of a chance but the set­ aged 100 applications daily for the Detroit, Referee, EddI Score at half. IB- and was carried from the hall. With­ Gold Dust ...... izations. Circle W Coffee, MacINTOSH first 43 minutes of play but ths The 340 pound Ckmnelly and 310- American League seasons, during West and Southwest; East Francis Depaul, 147H, out a wrord, another took hla place...... 20 —Brnnarfi M. Barooh. POTATOES %r,S7< up is fraught with poaalbUlties, as pound Brescia are listed among the bat boy Job . . . most of the can­ which bis arm went lame and then knocked out ito y Mcaoln, 143, 3 t 17, St. Cyril's, ■nme, 10 minute Hudson Motors ..,. lb...... FANa EATING - a dose of overeonildenee on Man. Americans cams back to score twice didates suggest they be taken south When the great crowd of pilgrims Int Harv ...... 1514 Continued from Page tine) FINE GRANUUTEO ' . ; ' In ths third period and send the brightest B S well aa the biggest was nursed back to some semblance Louis, (3). periods. at last surged -Into the bulldl^. It ...... 6941 Quality Macaroni, Chester's part will make the game prospects on the card of heavy­ for a little preliminary toting . . . of Its former effectiveness. UnnsnaHy Weak. Int Nick ...... a Bald day for Old Man Upset. game Into ovartlme. Jos Jsrwa Billy Evans has gone back to turn- wras shepherded through wooden Int Tel and Tel ...... 4844 earlier Scottaboro trials as a state Ib...... 5 cbs2 5 « whaled In ths winning marker, on weights although neither has quali­ Ingout sports feature copy. In the outfield, Cronin Is count barriers. In lines four abreast, along ...... 1644 SUGAR a$0c lO A’AtM The preliminary goes oh at 7:80 fied for ths "big time” ranks yst Ing on Helnle Manush and Roger Johns Manville___ ...... 10714 witneaa and who later appeared for Pork and Brans, passes from Schtiner and Chapman. TOose who ought to know think both sides of the coffin. Kennecott ...... the defense to deny being attacked * CooptnUnfl with Ntw EngUnd Apple Institute ALWAYS POPULAR o'clock with the miUn attraction at Tbs Chicago Blackhawks and the Ckmnslly hss scored three quick Cramer to aid the young ...... New York, Jan. 24.—(AP)—The Rich and Poor ...... 82 large c a n ...... S;S0 o'clock, with dancing to fol­ knockouts In as many appearances Tocoma Freddy Steele l.s headed for mads. Helnle is a veteran of 34 Lehigh 'Val Ckjal ... WU not present at Patterson's trIaL Canadians played a 1-1 tie. Tommy the middleweight title, sure aa west and southwest appear to have Rich and poor, young and old, ...... 244 Bridge-Whist Phillip’s Spaghetti, low. Cook celebrating the birth of a son In the Garden. summers, w-lth a service record of All You Skeptics Who Thougrht Spring: Lehigh Val R d ___ The defense laid the foundation lUICV FLORIDA • LARCC SITE Two other ten round affr^s bring shooting . . . Joe Cronin and Babe 13 year.-n It Is safe to say that a decided bulge on other sections of they flowed by throughout the day Ltgg and Myers B ...... for an appeal of Patterson's case lo can ...... JOHN ALDEN COFFEE A 17c ysstsrday, by scoring In the second Dahlgren, who aren't Bupi>osed to at an estimated rate of 15,000 per­ ...... Ill the Supreme Court when it made period and n u t Haynes matching together Eddie Simms of CHeveland Mamish’s best playing days are be. the country In the Informal discus­ Loew’s ...... Phillip's Tomato Soup, O ra n g e s 2 dox 45c BANNER NUT be speaking, worked out together bind him. Was Just Around the Corner— sona an hour. LorlUard .... i i ...... 8244 and lost a pre-trial motion for tbs tally In ths third. Karakos, and Charlie Masaera of Pittsburgh on the coast the other day. sion of candidates for the 1986 Many country folk, bewildered by ...... 2.4 44 SETBACK can ...... CAUFORNIA NAVEIA • EXTRA LARCC McKeesp Tin ...... transfer of the trials to Federal Chicago's ssnsatlonsl goalla, wss snd a pair of New York youngsters Cramer, while he has hsd only ths whirling traffic of Metropolitan ...... 115»4 PHILS ARE READY Bob Pastor and Al Rslaney. three full seasons, and four part Walker Cup team among members Mont Ward ...... Court. The contention was that a Libby’s Sauerkraut, O ra n g e s dor 35c OLEO S U SSc struck with a flying suck and re­ Bill Terry burned up hls fellow Lnndon, Joined the throng...... 3811 fair trial was Impossible In Alabama Monday, January 27 can ...... ceived a bad cut near the right eye time years under hls belt, l.sn'l of the United States Golf Associa­ Now What Do You Say? Nat B lsc...... Jock McAvoy, the British light cotton etate league magnates by not Bctly a youngster a t 28. tion executive committee. '7 wanted to make certain ot see­ Nat .Cash Reg .... courts, thus depriving the defend­ 8:30 P. M. Free Running Salt, TEXAS heBvjTvcIght whoec appearances showing up S t a meeting he himself The first and second string catch­ ing my King once more", said one ants of their constitutional right. FOR PLAYER DEALS called . . the Indignant mags There seems to be no dispute over Nat Dairy ...... St. Bridgret’s Parish reg. 10c box ...... Spinach 3 LBS 19c tiera a few months ago caused s ers, Rick Ferrell and Moe Berg, are awarding the honor of Captain and old man who haid traveled all night. Nat Distill ...... A Jury of ten farmers, a merchant FLOUR CUBS DEFEAT EAOES considerable commotion, has been blasted BUI with a hot resolution 29 and 38, respectively, and while The catafalque, or temporary N Y Central ...... and a shipping clerk was chosen to Free Running Salt, I that "It la the sense of this meeting designation of No. 1 player to husky stage, on which the royal coffin Hall YORK STATE OLD HOMESTEAD signed for a tIUe bout with John that Bill Terry Is guilty of gross Ferrell U one of the accroted star Lawson Little of San Francisco. The A nsw er NY NH and H .... tiy Norris, who, like Patterson, has small box ...... Philadelphia, Jan. 34,—(AP)_ Henry Lewis, the 178-pound champ, receivers of the league, Berg has rested was of black and gold, with a been thrice sentenced to death only 12 Prizes! Refreshments! C a b b a g e 5 LBS 10c Jimmy Wilsonon, Geny Nugent and IN CAN-AMICE TUT discourtesy to those who were con­ There Is, however, a feeling In some purple base. On each of the four North Amer ...... Heinz Tomato Juice, In the Garden April 3. The terms seer, hls best days. quarters that the veteran Francis Packard ...... to be saved twice by the Supreme Door Prize: PASTRY tf*Je «j‘*69e company of the National Leagu( siderate enough to comply with hie Cronin himself la no rookie st corners stood a single, tall candle 12-oz. can, 3 cans .... YEUOW Phllllsa wwill be standing belunc were made yesterday and the New rcqiiest to meet him hero" . . . Oulmet abould be placed In charge Is One of Our Penn ...... [' ] Court and once by a trial Judge. 5 Gallons Motor Oil FINAST _ New Haven. Conn.. Jan. 24--(API York State athletic commission Is 29, and It Is because bis fielding Flag-Draped Coffin PhllB Rdg c and i ’ The Norris trial was expected to Ketchup, 14-oz. bottle, O ^ tbalr trading counter, open for any Bill says he gut out of bed at 6:30 and bitting have been sUpplng the for purposes of stability snd so that The royal standard was draped Donated by ^nipbell's Turn ip s 5 LBS 10c kind of player deals—provided —It may be that the Boston Cubs expected to give Its approval Tues a. m. to go to Greenwood, but de­ he can Impart some o t hls experi­ Phil Pete ...... follow the same general pattern of 2 for ...... ZDC aren't going to be kept In the Can day. McAvoy, now In England for last couple of semesters that he over the coffin. At one end rested Pub Serv N J .. i i most of the previous hearings with Filling Station. FANCY RIPE FAMILY na‘ 75c they're profltable—at the big league adlan-Ameiicem hockey league cel­ a vlilt. Is due to return In a few cided the weather was too rough. may relegate himself to bench duty, ence in previous international team the Jeweled Imperial crown and over Salad Oil, 1 C sprtaig meeting next month. matches to the younger players. Radio ...... ] Mrs. Price as the star state witness All Players Welcome! lar without a fight. weeks. or play second base, and put the Warm the head were the crosses of flowers Reading ...... and the defense relying on ths de­ Admission 25c. gallon ...... $ 1 • I d Tomatoes 2 LBS 23c Two of the smartest traders In They overwhelmed the New Haven McAvoy holds the British middle' Southern scouts say Tulane waa younger McNair, one of the best The executive committee will not from King Edward and Queen Mary. fendants’ denials. the business, the peppery catcher- considering trying to lure Ray Mor­ Rem R a n d ...... Grandmother’s Baking Powder, YELLOW PILLSBURY’S BEST i : Elagles 7 to 3 last night before 6.800 weight and light heavyweight titles, fielding shortstops In the league. announce the team scisctlons until It was this scene which the Royal Rey Tob B ...... All of tbs nine negroes In the 10-pound pvp- manager and the genial club preel and has given good account of him­ rison away from 'Vanderbilt but will In Ills old spot. Its spring meeting In April, but all family left after the body was dsnt will Bwap almost anybody on fans at the Boston Garden to win not make an offer now that Dan Safeway Stores .... case have been under death sen­ O n io n s 8 tos 25c their third nucceeelve victory. self In both classes here. He trounc­ If Joe staye In the game and signs point to a definite trend to­ brought here yesterday from the tence at least once except Roy c a n ...... 75c the Phils' roster. If they thlM the McGugln Is dead . . . It would be Foxx plays first, with Bill Werbsr \Servicable Schenley D ls ...... A GOLD MEDAL transaction will pan out for them. Before starting their winning ed AJ Mc(2oy of Bolton, a good light ward youth for the lineup In sharp gudrlngbam country estate where Wright. A Scottaboro Jury failed to 5-pound streak, the Cubs nod only four vlc- heavyweight, and knocked out Babe a body blow to Vandy to loae both at third', average of ths Infield will contrast to the 1984 contingent King George died Monday night. Sears Roebuck ...... Wilson conflrmed that fact today, McGugln and Morrison In one year. be 27. However. If Jos benches Shell U n io n...... ] agree on bis case because he was a can ...... 40c but refused to "name names," even tortes for the entire season to thsir Rlsko, the middleweight titleholder, Former President John Heydier which included Oulmet, Chandler . King Edward, hls face flushed, Socony V a c ...... Juvenile at the time of the alleged Genuine Spring Lamb, credit. They are now within seven in one roimd of an overweight himself, and puts MsUlIO at sec­ Egan and Max Marston. prayed silently for a few moments crime. Quality Groceries wbas asked if First Baseman Dolph of the National League is vacation­ ond, the Italian's ag# of S3 will South Pac ...... / lb...... CamlUl and Pitcher Curt Davlil points of the 'fourth-place Eagles, match. Dividing them by aecUons, the late yesterday at the close of a brief who In turn are six points from the Lewis, an Arizona Negro who has ing In Mexico City and "Belebol" boost the average to 28. service. South Rwy ...... Pure Lard, 29c NEW ENGLAND PRODUCTS g a l a ^ were among those up for sale fans down there arc making hla Another of Joe's difficulties will Pacific Coast offers two candidates; St Brands ...... For Less barter. deadlocked Springfield Indians and done most of bis fighting In the visit a gala event . . . Jack Vance, the midwest six, the southwest four Overcoats Amid this scene the body will re- 2 lbs...... be trying to get ths proper com­ St Gas and El . Re did make clear, however, that Providence Reds. west, took the crown from Bob Olln m ^ until Tuesday, when It will be 29c MIUBROOK PALE DRY er RADIO GOLDEN t All the clubs rest until tomorrow last October, and since then has Northwestern bockfleld coach, spent bination from hla galaxy sf stars. and the east and south three apiece St on 0 1 ...... Granulated Sugar, Loin Lamb Chops, the other clubs, particularly the December In 20-degreea-below for the nine-man team and the two- Now Selling At ^ e n again through the streets of St on N J ...... LARGE Olaats and Chicago Cuba will have night when the Reds meet the been outpointed by Maxic Rosen- As with a good football team, the London, as it wa.s lo 3-e8terday’s 10-lb. (doth b a g ...... Ib...... CLUB SODA, LIME RICKEY league leading Philadelphia Ram, bloom, the former champion. weather at International Falls, fortunes of a baseball squad depend day competition against a British Tex Corp ...... ‘ 49c Sausage, 35c 28 OZ to offer "something more than Minn., snd now Is deep sea fishing on teamwork. One star or three or side at Pine Valley, N. J., next Memn procession from the King’s Timken RoUer Bear Post Toasties, Ginger Ale and RADIO SODAS BTLS nothing' for hla plsyers. biers and the Indians meet the Cross railroad station. ^ PlAIM-yPOKEMPCTt' Ib...... centtnta Eagles. under a tropical sun at Miami. four don’t make a grid squad, nor a September. Trans America...... pksr...... 20c "The Giants could have had Ca Businesses were not asked to close 7c PRUDENCE IS THE ,BEST QUALITY AND THE BESTBE5T VVALUEi ball team, either, '^ e re rAust be an In addition to Uttls the far west Union Carbide ...... Grape-Nuts, Fresh (ilround Ham­ mlUl,” Jimmy explained. "They Ford Frick, president of the Na­ Infield that can work togstbsr on REDUCED for the day of the funeral, Tuesday, Union Pac ...... wanted him—but they wanted Um tional League, Is thinking of asking puts up as a candidate Albert but two minutes of silence will be ITS NATURAL TO burg (lean), Ib. ... for nothing. SEES THE DODGERS double plays, and give confidence to (Sootty) Campbell of Seattle. A Unit Aircraft ...... 16c Roasting Chickens, 20c the government to issue a comme­ a pitcher, an outfield that automat­ observed throughout the Empire Unit C^rp ...... WISH FOR A CHANGE | KaLton B r^fast Prudence Hash "The eame thing goes for the morative stamp In 1939 to celebrate ically knows how to play a batter, product of public links, the red­ during the final service at Windsor (aver. 4'/j lbs.), Ib. Cube, If they want Curt Davis and M e C K E V headed Campbell has esiabltshed PRICES Just west of London. Unit Gas Im p ...... Food, pkg...... 27c AS PENNANT HOPE the 100th anniversary of baaeball and a catcher who knows the hit­ U S Ind A le ...... OF SCENERY. THAT’S j 21c Pigs’ Feet, are wllUng to return Chuck Klein . . . a year ago they told Johnny ters himself aa one of'the ablest match Both Houses of Parliament, the Oregon Prunes, to us." U S Rubber ...... WHAT STARTS A j 1 lbs...... 3 lbs...... Larowe, Virginia boxing coach, he’d Tbs task of determining the value players on the continent although A Pew memters of which lined Westmln- U S S m e lt...... 25c Baker’s Cocoa Jlm m /s words gave the Qrst con- Hot Springs, Ark., Jan. 34.—(AP) be never has flashed bis best form 8t$r HrII while the body was re» 7 WALKIhteJ 23c Spare Ribs, tirmatioD from the Phils of the oft- —Modestly counting himself In on a never walk again . . . today be can of hls rookie material as com­ U S Steel ...... Tomato Juice Ciicktail, —and frequantly doei—lick any pared with hla veteran and hlgh- In the national amateur. He won Special Bargains In celved yesterday In a strikingly slm- 26-or, b o ttle ...... lb...... nimorcd deals Involving CsmllM's share of the glory, big Georg# Earn- man on hla aquad. ^S ceremony, adjourned until Feb. Vick Chem 20c proposed sale to New Vork and the (Ry .Associated Press) ahsw, Brookljm right bander, con­ pneed timber Is no easy one for the Canadian amateur title in 1983 Western Union...... Sanka Coffee, 15c Brightwood Shoulders, O O 12 OZ National League Wisconsin announces officially Joe and 1934 and was medalist In the ‘ '■ *^*‘''‘“ 8 formal noUce of BAKING POWDER TIN transaction Involving Davis. Klein fided today that the Dodgers are that Jimmy Phelan hasn't been ' tte King s death and presenting con- West El and Mfg ... lb. c a n ...... (aver. 4-6 lbs.), Ib. .. d S ^ C Rumford and the Cubs. Chicago 1. Montreal Canadians 1. going to be right lo the middle of a On the pitching staff art such U. 8. public links cbamploiublp two Woolworth ...... 39c The reports have had the Giants New York Americans 3. Toronto elected football coach to eucceed Dr. youngsters os Jim Henry, a right years ago. ^lences to King Edward and Queen Krafldale Peaches, Brightwood Pork (loin <><> I'' five-club scramble for the Na­ Clarence Spears . . . that is. not hander who comes up from Mem­ Aliiry. !Elec Bond and Share Chjrb). seeking Oimllll to take over Man- (overtime). tional League pennant this year. Johnny Goodman, Walter Emery, TOPCOATS 2 largest ca n s...... or roast), Ib ...... d b ^ C 3 KINDS 28 OZ iger Bill Terry's place at first base, yet. phis with a record of 20 won Charles (Chuck) Kocsis, P at Saw­ 27c Detroit 4, New York Rangers 2. Down to 210 pounds and looking fit against 14 lost; Aleg Mustallda. SLEEP OF THE JUST Davis Baking Powder, Swift’s FrainkfurtB, Friend’s Beans TINS lo that he might hang up bis glove International League after a five-mile run over Hot yer, Jack Westland and Maurice Some As Low As Ib...... and direct things from the bench. another orthodox thrower who won McCarthy, Jr., are the leading hope­ 12-oz. c a n ...... Rochea^r 3. Buffalo 1. Springe mountain. Earnsbaw doped 13 and lost 10 for Little Rock In HOUSE OVERRIDES Denver, Colo—Msek Bowman a 13c 20c Racsntly, however. Giant otTIcials Windsor 3. Cleveland 1. out the money clubs like this: Last Night *s Fights fuls on the Western Golf Associa­ Super-Suds, Minced Ham, Liver Bologna, READY-TO-PRY 10 OZ have said the PhJlUee asked too 1983; Lee Rogers, a southpaw who Umale vendor. lighted a burner to Oanadlan-Amertcan Lragne "Chicago, St. Louts, Plttsbuigh won 7 and lost two for the same tion's roster. Goodman and Emery, 8 pkgs...... Veal Loaf, Gorton’s COD PISH CAKES TINS much for the California youngster. the former intercollegiate monarch heat h l s wares and went to sleep. 25c lb...... But the Phils' trading plana don't Boston 7, New Haven 3. and New York all look good. But By ASSOCIATED PRESS club last season; sad Manual Salvo, PRESIDENTS VETO The burner exploded, bleating the Palmolive Soap, .American Aesoclatlen don’t overlook the Dodgers, they’re Fort Lauderdale. Fla.—Bob God­ a giant right hander who won who preased Little In the final ot 17c atop there. Wilson emphasized that 11 $ 9 * 9 5 front door of hls horns from Its 8 b a r s ...... Top Round, Sirloin, Co-Op. 7V, OZ a atUtable offer can have almost any Tulaa 4, St. Louis 2. going to be up a t the top all seaann. win, 171, Daytona Beach, outpointed and lost 17 for Sacramento. the 1988 amateinr, are conceded the (Continned from Page Onr) hinges. 14c Short Steaks, Ib. ... 8t. Paul 4, WlchlU 1. Brandt M un^. C3ark, Babich and Babe C^hlldcrs, 178, Laurel, Mlsa Maybe Grove's 8S-year-oId arm it best chance of landing berths. Native Fresh Eggs, 35c JAR man In bis lineup. Fireman found Bowman lying Pure Maple Syrup Brand thia fellow Earnsbaw will bs hard to ( ). through after a brilliant aeasoa The southwest, which sstsbtlshed large size, doz...... PorterhouM Steak, 1 don't know yet who will go," rONIGHrS SCHEDULE 10 near bis tamale wagon and called 35c ne said. "Ws'U be at the spring Internatloiul League stop." Joluiny Marcelllne, 116, Philadel­ last year. Perhaps Farrell's effort Itself In golf last fall and Is steadi­ A Few Fairs of Youths’ Goodyear Glove Quality S***!**?,.^ Capitol Hin In hls own Yellow Table Meal, Ib...... In fact, George said, acqulaltton phia, stopped Lon Puglesc, 118, Phil­ to return to hls brilliant form handwriting. an ambulance. 45c meeting to trade, and we'll sec then Pittaburgb at London. ly gaining an equally firm |Tlp on Bowman sat up. 9 lbs...... Light Round Steak, EXTRAa what will happen. .American League of Brandt gave the Flatbush boys adelphia, (1). shown in Cleveland has taken a golf, offers Dave (Spec) (Soldmsn, Up to the time of the admlnlatra- 25c Baker’s Vanilla one of the b e t mound crews in the lot out of hls whip. It may be that ‘Tm a pretty heavy sleeper,” he Light Meat Tuna, lb. "We have some likely looking Kansaa aty at Oklahoma Oty. hargo, N. D.—Everette Right' Smith Reynolds, Jack Mungsr and p r. tion of-Theodore Roosevelt all met- 2 cans...... 23c youngsters coming up this year, so msioral Even the loss o( AI Lopes, mire, 128H, Sioux City. Iowa, Johnny Marcum won't perform aa Ed White, the reigning coUega ARCTICS $ 1 .0 0 to (Congress were written In yawned. "What happened T" 25c we'll havt plenty of material." the Dodgers'star backstop, failed to; stopped Paul Lee, 13SH, Indlon- effectively for Jos as he did for champ. They’re all Texans and Sizes UIKf to 2. longhand. But none haa gone to Early June Peas, VEGETABLES Martini MdcaronI BPECLAL M.ATCH grieve him. apolls, (10): Larry Udell, J74. Aber- Oonnis Mack, and it Is possible that toe ^pltol In longhand since thto. Turnips, Frits Ostermuellar again will be Smith, o t extra-hois fame In the 2 c a n s ...... (Charter Oak Allej'a) "Lot>ez Is plenty good", he ob- deen, and Lou Zack. 208, Sioux 1634 championship, and White are WThlle the veto did not come as a 15c Ib...... RINSO served, "but T believe In' Babe [ city, Iowa, drew (6); Max Kal- an In-and-outar. surprise, the manner of Its sudden Krasdale Catsup, 2c SOAKS Apricot Loaf Cako WRESTLING Any of these possibilities becom- looked upon as the brightest pros­ 14-oz. b o ttle ...... New Cabbage, Inrgc W Q Privafea Phelps \ve have every bit is good a brener, 146 ij, Moorhead. Minn.', out­ pects. Goldman last ysar pisyad tfanamitsion to Congress today uo- And It’s only natural to wish for 11c CLOTHES relcrauii catcher and can this boy lilt!" pointed Lloyd Weaver, 146H, Sioux Ing realities will force Joe to fall Youth's Rubber! pr.^^e tet tome calculations. EXECUTIVE Ib...... CLEAN pkg l O C r. 88 120 110—318 bock on Johnny Welch, Rubs Wal­ below the standard he displayed at YOUB MONEY’S WORTH when Pure Lard, 5c Porkorhouso Rolls By ASBOCl.ATtD PHEfl'S McNally ... 98 9'.'-V,'7 He topped off hls shower of coni- a ty . (6): Walsh McCormick, 174,- Barller in the day a t a praas con- yon buy RANGE AND FUEL lbs...... Iceberg Lettuce, pllmenta with the declaration that bs rg, Jos CsscartUa, the former BrodkUns two years ago before he lersoce, Mr. Roosevelt had smiling­ BOARD Lliuiell 84 SO—•,!4a: Moorbead. and Frad Kelly, 168, In- Athletic hurler brought up from lost to Little la the fin^ OILI TosTI g st that svsry time, 29c Fresh and Crispy .. Doughnuts Hartford. Conn. — Vvon Robert. Slathiason . ... 92 106 Casey Stengel Is "the greatest man- ternatlonal Falla, Minn., drew (4); Gst A Fhlr of Those New ly declined to dlscuas the bonus. when you ’phene ns. Give ns a Instant Postum, 10c Jdontreal, Canada defeated Henri 69—'J87 1 Syracuse, er oas o t the rookies. Bobby Reigel, 1985 aouthsm ama­ The Senate last year upheld the Large California LUX Barron . 81 94 84-256 j AI PabI, 141H. Sioux aty. ou^ The same Is true of the Infield Local 2125 trial next Hme and see for yonr- large can...... Piers, Holland, straight falls. lyn is the boat baseball town In the i pointed Sonny Wood, 189, Fargo, teur winner, Charley Tates, ex-ln- veto after the House had overridden -ilf. Prompt dellrary. 40c (Carrots, 2 bunches.. •niall - Plllibury’s Bran Columbua. O —John Pesek, Ka- and outfield Bltuatiaii. where the tercollegiate champion, and FtM- the personally presented plea of the Hot Cherry Peppers, 15c pkg 132 497 455 13841 country." j (4). slump of a veteran may force the Florida Oranges, me­ vena. Neb., defeated Leon Orando- George declared that lack of con-1 Rockford, DL—BtUy Ctlebron, 347, die Haas of Louisiana Stats, loom TROUSERS $2.95 President against the legisIaUon. quart j a r ...... 9 c X” 2 l c viteb, Russia, one fail. Offlrere 1dltloh caused the seven straight de­ Ineeraon o< a rookie or second aa tha aeuth'a outstanding noml- NOTICE! 15c dium size, doz...... Pillsbury’s Caka Flour Leggett ...... — 85 71—156 i ockford, stopped Eduardo JDusrty, stringer irbo may ^oU whatever With the ’’Evr-Stay” Permanent Crease. %NIANCHESTE 15c New Brunswick, N. J.—Red Vag- feats be absorbed adUt he. trans­ 146. (2uba (4); A raand r a u , 37B. nets. Tht East, weaker than ever A BiMttBf wfl] be held in Lifebuoy 3k18c aoonc, 182. Detroit defeated Charles Wetherell . .. . 79 86 70—235 teemwerk Joe can Mt out of hls Business Mon—^And esn you tsks FREE DELIVERY Long Loaf Broad C o b b ...... ferred to Brooklyn Ir Mid-season Rockford, outpointed Tiger LUy before, haa George Dunlag and Union OfQco Sntnr^y, Janu­ L U M B E R C O . MAHIEU’S Qruhmeler, 180. Kansas City, two . . . . 78 93 66—240 last year and promised that he would various possible commnetlone, George Voigt of New York and JOe dicUition, girlie 7 HcCk>Uum , . . . . 83 86 Barksdale. 174, Bslott. WU. The Irishman Is fheed with tbs ary 25, at 9:20 A. M. m iPH 04(/^ \ nAKCHHIFl PHONE 3885 Lux ^»A? 3 18e ftUs out of three. 89—261 be In shape when the 1986 round Tacoma, lyash.—Fteddlo Steele. Lynch o t Boston. Olrlls—t know how, but I ipust Wateebury, conn.—Kari Pojello. lYaxier .., ....1 1 7 96 ----- 213 odd situation of having an over­ id * lt I wtMit. and th a rs why Pre MAS (fjCCi CONN OROCBRT Dol Malx Niblats ctarted. IS&H, Tacom.-!, Wash., knocked out abundance of good material and, Of tbs 16 pltyun only LRUs, CLARENCE LUPIEN. Tonight for Early Delivery igO, Now York, defeated Riul Fortin ...... 1 1 8 — US—381 Focegotng jrolf, Earnsbaw folkiwa itdjrsd sfaigle 188 Spruce Street |RedCipniS:S'*flni9c iNUasky, 318. New Yorlu Otralght Meyer Grace, IM. C3dcagO. (Ill strange es It eeeme, it appears that Dunlap, WestlaM. VMgt and (Soofi* Tomorrow! A-1 Sauce bis m o u n tsI Job withwitb an 1hour’s gym! Benny Cordova, 386. I M Lewis. man have badr|rm^Mts 17fi 448 this offers Just ss mainr proUsnis ria u i a 18l(ttnK)0|lH bowttns. ..UYfUi, aad T84 ,« 6,.: " •— too MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 24.198A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24,198«. featlng the Suffield Boys Oub 58- Lanky ...... 113 115 100—^28 P A G E B1 GOVERNOR AND STAFF 31. This win is eighteen In a row for Coughlin .. .. 93~- 89 96—278 program there will also be several RETIRING TEACHER claimed that the accident was due Mrs. Kate Williams and Prophetess the Moiiarty lads. As it was a Lennon ...... 98 107 146—351 List of Congressmen numbers by a-chorus. to negiact on tba part of the own- Datighters' commtUea, and hsr as­ DR. BARBOUR gTRlOKEN league game the Orioles also tight­ Mrs. Mary Champagne. sistants are Mrs. Charles J. Strick­ attendlDin g a dinner tt Uw ATTEND ROOD FUNERAL Kcbart ...... 126 131 126—383 ROCKVILLE Semester Teeta Started. •ra. It want to trial earlier In the KING’S DAUGHTERS a u b o f ___ ened their hold on the leadership. Fiedler ...... 84— 84 GIVEN RECEPTION First Semester teats started at the week and the declelon was given land, .Mrs, John Wolcott, Mrs. Louis Providence, R. 1., Jan. 24— (AP) t ftwrldenoa. waa p*pi)tMM Reardon, Wlnxler and Cobb play­ "doing quite well” Udathis m o n lM ‘ Rockville High school on Thursday yesterday afternoon. Tuttle, Mrs. George Borst, Mrs. C. —Dr. Clarence A, Barbour, presideat ed best for the gas house lads and 621 541 542 1428 Sustaining President morning and will continue through To Play Weaver High. SIX MEN QUESTIONED B. Loomis, and the president, Mra, Dr. Barbour waa takaa to Ji Hartford, Jan. 2—(AP) —Gover­ Root cmd Jones for the up-state Miss Leonora S. Hanna Hon C. E. WlKson. Of Brown University, who was srisad Brown hospital, whers an their light Friday of next week. This la e new The Rockville High echool baa- TO ST A G E ‘CIRCUS’ with appendldtU Uat night while waa performed. nor Wilbur L. Cross and the entire lads. Wiley played his usual good BON AAH LEAGUE ored by Former Associates appears redder than it is. staff of the governor’s office attend­ floor game. plan this M ar instead of bolding ketball team will meet the Weaver IN BOSTON'S ROBBERY (Charter Oak Alleys) Yesterday Afternoon. - - Washington, Jan. 24. — (A P )—^ton,1, Miss.; Wood rum, Va. Young, B E r m U T R U l There have been other interpreta­ ed funeral services this afternoon Mortarty Orioles (58) Ohio. • semi-annual examinations during High school team on the local court The Lions took 3 points from the Thirty-two Democrats and 29 Re­ which there are two or more exam- this evening. There will be two tions to account for the redness. for Frank D. Rood, veteran execu­ P. B. F. T Total Democrat4^-32. But the comparatively new idea, tive clerk who retired In 1033 after 2 Cobb, r f ...... Bears. Mitchell hit high single of Ml.as Leonora S. Hanna, veteran publicans voted in the House today UNDER WAY TUESDAY Inattona In different subjects on one games with the first and second Two Other Men and a Woman Boston Theater Guild to Pre­ ’ and Rand hit high 3 string of teacher, who recently terminated Republicans voting against over­ day. Now there Is only one test, teams of the two scboole playing. that the light itself was really dif­ serving under 23 consecutive gover­ 2 Kerr, rf ...... to sustain President Roosevelt's veto riding: Sought for Yesterday’s $18, 332. her duties after a period of more the new test period being from 8:30 At the first gams of the season of moved more slowly, was rcd- ferent In color. Is put forward by P. nors. 0 Winzler. If ...... of the bonus. Andrew, Mass.; Andrews, N. Y.; 000 Holdup. I. Wold, of Union college. Mr. Rood, whose home was at 3/ 0 Frcncy. If ...... he Tigers took 3 from the Wild- than 30 years, wa.s tendered a de­ a. m. to 10 a. m. and will be one and these two teams, played In Hartford, sent Show at HoUister St. Jn color. And U there were Democrats-voting against overrid­ Bacon, N. Y.; Bolton, Ohio; Cavic- Chargtd With Shooting Elling­ Speed of Light t'liirtuateH Oxford street, died Wednesday 0 Blanchard, If . . . . (at.s, sSnow hit. high single of 118 lightfully informal reception yester­ one-half hours in length Instead of the Rockville team lost by only one •ttuselahs so ancient, It Is con- day afternoon after school in the ing: chia, N. J.; Christianson, Minn.; ton Constable — Case to Go point Boston, Jan. 24.—(A P I—Police It is as reasonable as any of the morning at Hartford hospital. 2 Reardon, c ...... and Agostinelll high 3 string for Cole. N. y.; Culkin, N. Y.: Eaton, N. two hours. There will be only one 2 Duffy, rg ...... 303. auditorium of the Nathan Hale Plan for BanqueL held six men today for ipiestlnnlng School Feb. 5*6. dvmble their longevity could be explanations. For many years a few Services were held In the Im­ Biermon, la.; Bland, Va.; Burch, J.; Gifford, Mass.; Goodvrin, N. Y.; Before Three Judges. test a day and no written work In manuel Congregational church, ? Wiley, Ig ...... The Panthers took 4 from the building on Spruce street. Al­ the other five periods. A meeting of the committee tn In the $18,000 payroll holdup of the rtly accounted for by the sup- scientists have claimed that the Va.; Clalrbome, Mo.; Cox, Ga.; Dar­ Hancock, N. Y.; Hartley, . N. J.; United Drug Company’s plant by dtlon that time, as well as light, speed of light changes from dec­ with the Rev. Fletcher D. Parker Wolverines, S, Smith and Bralnord though the thermometer was down den. Va.; Dobbins, HI.; Drewry, Va.; OraiA for Crystal Lake Rood, charge of the annual banquet of the pastor, officiating. Burial wa.s In n 27 4 to zero and the wind and traveling Higgins, Conn.: HoIUster, Ohio; Roekvill*, Jan. 24.—John Bay of Rockville Fish and Game club wss three men and a woman yesterday. Ever Ready Cfirole of King's different then. ade to decade. There has not been were tied for high single with 113 Duffy, N. Y.; Ford, Calif.; Harlan, Lehibach, N. J.; McCIean, Mich.; The Bureau of Public Roads at Spring Grove cemetery. SufTleld Boys (liih (SI) and Smith took high 3 for 313. conditions trying to say the least, Hadley, Haw., 88, charged with the beld last evening to make further Two East Boston men and a wom­ Daughters has made an arrange­ evidence tor this difference enough time yet to verify or dis­ Ohio; Hobbs, Ala.; Huddleston, Ala.; Mapes, Mich.; Merritt, Conn.; Mil­ Washington, D. C.. has announced an were being sought. One of tho Former-Governor John H. Trum P. B. F. T. Wolverines (0) many former and present teachers Lanbam, Tex.; Lewis, Colo.; Mon­ plans for the event which will take I Hfht 150.000,000 years ago comes prove this definitely. The latest 0 Scott, r f ...... 1 0 2 lard. N. Y.; Perkins, N. J.: Plumlev, murder of Conetable John B. De- a grant of 81,418,709 for work In men, police said. Is wanted In Bniolt- ment with the Amateur Theater bull of Plainville joined Governor McCarhy ...t.. 84 75 83—242 In Manchester schools gathered to tague, Va.; O'Day, N. Y.; O'Neal, Connecticut. The only Tolland plBoe In the near future. Alderman »m the world's largest telescope measurements made at Mt. Wilson Cross and former Governor Charles 0 Root. If ...... 4 3 11 Vt.; Rich, Pa.; Rogers, Mass.; Snell, Caril of Ellington, will go to trial llnc for Jumping $15,000 ball posted Guild of Boston to pre'sent "The Prices Effective showed an unexplained fluctuation, Tournard ...... 87 97 105— 289 do honor to Miss Hanna, as well aa Ky.; Peyser, N. Y.; Reilly, Wls ; m . Y.; Taber. N. Y.: Tkikham. County project Included In this J. Stanley McCray Is chalrin.m of 1 ML WUson, California. This 100- A. Templeton of W^aterbury In pay­ 0 Reed. If ...... 0 1 1 the janitors who were employed in for hU life in the Tolland County the committee In charge assisted by after he was charged with breaking Circus'' at the Hollister street Instrument shows all the more a range of 186,157 miles an hour up Snow ...... 109 97 88—294 Robertson, Va.; Russell, Mass.; Sis­ Mass.; Tobey, N. H.; Wiggleswortb, grant is In the town of Tolland and and entering. ing tribute to their 84-ycar-old for­ 2 Slbinskl, c ...... 1 1 3 the Washington school of which she Superior Court next Tueiday morn­ President James Taylor, Eelward school on Wednesday and Thursday, Itant objects In the heavens as to 186,163. mer employe. "Hla willingness", 1 Tcruck, r g ...... 2 2 0 Allen ...... 83 98 105— 286 son, N. Y.; Smith, Va.; Sumners, Mass. Ellington, grade, and gravel section Police also were seeking tliLs Friday and was principal for a number of Tex.; Tarver, Ga.; Terry, Ark.; Ut- Total Republicans— 29. ing when court opene at ten o'clock. of Ci-j'stal Liake toad between two Connors, Leo Flaherty, Anui Wchur, February 5 and 9, wltli a special f o o y reddened. This was not a dally change, but he said In part, "and ability to ad­ 1 Jones, Ig ...... 4 0 8 years. man's alleged sweetheart, who they 363 367 381 1111 terback, la.; West, Tex.; Whitting- Total voting to sustain—61. Improved sections, t80.()00. Henry Weber, Neal Benton . and Wednesday matinee for the school ■ Universe May Be Expanding a shift that appeared to take vise, bom of experience so cheer­ Albert Pearson, teacher of singing TbrM Judge! will bear the evidence. Kenneth Uttle. said they believed might have been Saturday ^ 'They are from 10 0 ,000,000 to 150.- months. The Mt. Wilson observers fully given, will long remain in the 4 12 7 31 Paiitiiei.H (I) Judge! Arthur F. Bail of WaUrbury, Bank Loses Suit the lookout for the robbers. children. More than ,50 local people Referee. Brlmley. Score at half. Salvatore ...... 97 86 107— 280 in the High school, sang several Pocahontas to Sleet. iwo.ooo light years away. That Is. before they believe 4hese figures minds and hearts of those who songs, playing his own accompani­ John Itufu! Booth of New Haven A judgment of 1800 was entered The holdup men, dressed as work­ both young and old, will take part availed themselves of his knowl­ 30-13, Orioles. Time. 10-minute E. Falcetta .... 94 87 84 20;) TAVERN PINNERS BEATEN •nd Frank P. McEvoy of Waterbury. against the Savings Bank of Rock­ Kiowa Council, No. 26, will hold men, entered the paymaster's room I t t o light arriving from them today wish to check pos.^lblllties of errors ments. and as.sorted cakes and tea •IlgRa •• . 74 107—181 B special meeting tonight at 6:30 In the entertainment, which has edge." quarters. S. Smith ...... 113 108 92—313 Jimmie He la charged with murder in tlic ville In favor of Arthur J. Herbert on the fourth floor of the United iHlOws how they looked a hundred in measurements. .were served by Principal Elisabeth . 92 87— 179 o'clock. All members of thi.s de­ been given under the direction of Hralnard ...... 91 107 113— 311 In the third and last match of a _ __ first degree, and State'e Attorney of New Britain in a derision given Drug Company's building, bound and F^jnilllon or more years ago. But tt Is no error of measurement Bennet and other teachers of the gree are requested to meet at Red- the Guild In a number of churches series, the Wells Coat & Apron Sup­ 397 459 856 Michael D. O'Connell of Stafford by Judge Thomas J. Mollov in the gagged the paymaster and an aaalat. L ’The commone.st explanation for that m«>ke8 the light of 150,00.000 R \IDER8 WIN ANOTHER Nathan Hale .■Wiool. men’s hall at this hour and then throughout New England and Is years aeo redder. The only question 305 388 396 1169 Spring.s will direct the pnisecutton Common Pleas Court of ‘Hartford ant, adzed $18,000 and cacaped. btlM color has been that the universe Miss Hanna will leave for a vaca­ ply bowling team of Springfield de­ County yesterday. Herbert, who oc- n:areh In a l)ody to the home of Mrs. highly recommended. Tho entire is why. In another 10 years, with aaalsted by Attorney Sainiiol Harvev Two young women employes at program is presented on ths stage, v In expanding like a bubble. Because The Red Raiders chalked up an­ tion in the South and will later re­ feated the Spruce Street Tavern CRIME—IN RHIDIE— rupUw a tenement at 90 .Maple John Zimmerman, a deceased char- fthsse distant objects are moving the aid of the coming 200-lnch tele­ wildcats (1) Of Willlmantlc. tho plant who were shot accidentally but side shows are usually conduct­ other one-sided basketball victory turn to Manchester. HOLDS NEW YORKERS street. New Britain, owned hy the tsr member. The services this eve­ [’«wny from earth, at speeds up to scope, that may be solved. P ovyjin ^ VVlllla ...... 65 79 90— 234 pinners here, sweeping two games Attorney Donald C. Fisk ut this by a policeman when he tripped and ed hy the sponsoring organization. when they travelled to Hartford and ■Savings Bank of Rockville, waa In­ ning will be In rharge of Porshontaa Legs of Lamb Ib. Walker ...... 91 96 86— 273 and total pinfall. The Springfield city will represent Bey. having been dl.scharged a riot gun, were reported Mrs. Frank V. Williams has been 2 8 e drubbed their larger opponents, the GHOST TOWN'S BTTILDINOS New York ( A P )—Coincidence— jured by a fall In the house and Miss Mai*y* Bresnahan; Winonah, In exce"—' — ...... Meteors The game was played at V. M. C. A. LEAOI’E. •Snow ...... 81 94 118—293 STANDING AFTER 44 YEARS team had previously taken the other appointed by the Superior Court to iirman of tho— King's ■Miller ...... In rhyme— Is ola/iug a part In a do so and he will be assisted by A t­ building hut his clothing caught on the North Street Settlement House. (Y AUiyM). 86 88 122 —296 Carthage, N. C. ( A P I - A ghost two matches and was given a murder drama here. Pork to Roast Ib. 2 3 e the prongs on an ornamental light The Red Raiders started off with a Talrotivllle (3). town sleeps 40 lailes from here. chicken dinner at the Plantation in torney John H. King of Wlllimantlo. SHATTERS STOVE, Victim: Sam Druckman. The sboOtlng took place on the over the entrance and prevented bang, dropping in shots from all Ellis ...... 101 115 111—327 323 357 416 1096 Once engaged In the production West Springfield by the losers. Indicted: Me/er Luekman. him from dropping to the stone angles to run up a 22-4 advantage BlanHenlnirg ...110 104 96—310 Tigers (8) of millstones out of Moore county Wells Coat & Apron Supply Occupation of victim: Truck­ night of August 81 at the Gerber Fresh Shoulders ib. 2 2 e MAN ESCAPES INJURY steps. at hn’ftlnie. After this they toyed sSchubert^...... 108. 120 109—337 T. Falcetta ------105 72 76— 253 grit, the town has been abandoned Miller ...... 74 113— 187 man. farm, Weet road, Ellington and Mr. with their opponents and coasted Man-ham ...... 119 114 127—360 AKO.stlnelll ____102 105 96— 303 44 years. Larrow ...... 87 78—165 Druckman was employed by DeCarll died the following day at THE POLUT: K\!'OIIEn I.AST tiirough to victory. Keeney ...... 93 106 88— '287 "rhe buildings are all there, in­ Nlmo ...... 79 79— 158 Luekman. ' ‘ the Rockville City hospital. Boy P ot B oa st Ib. was captured after a man hunt Prices and Values Like These Speak For Themselves! 2 7 u nd Time In Few Years He Murray, Greene and Schleldgo 438 453 443 1334 Solnuin.Ron .... 78 95 88—261 cluding homes, post office, hotel, Clark ...... 70 78— 148 Had Remarkable Escape August. Ga. The firemen thought found the hoop time and time again Kellers (1). stores and other structures, but no FIG TREE BEARS FOURTH through Tolland County and Massa- L iv e r calves Ib people. Bolduc ...... 92 105— 197 chuaetta at Florence, Mass., on Sep­ beef lb from Death. It was funny when someone stole a to lead the scoring for the Raiders, McGuire ...... 121 135 95— 351 378 378 348 1104 CROP 2 3 « radio from police headquai ters. while Dublel .shone for the Meteors. Knofla ...... 107 101 112 — 320 The stained hotel register shows tember 25th. He waa presented m They broke out Into laughter Red Raiders (35) the last entry vas made April 2, 402 453 855 the Ellington Justice Court the fol­ Nnw Britain, Jan. 24.— (AP) — CThapln ...... 91 120 89—300 Uons (3) Augusta, Ga. (A P )—Balmy tem­ when the City Council considered P. B. F. T. 1891. The streets are grown over In • Spruce Street Tavern lowing day and waa committed to Willis ...... 95 107 90—292 Clay ...... 88 90 97—275 peratures here have played pranks Smoked Shoulders Ib. Oman Cullen, aged about 60. buying padlocks for police cars. 0 Murray, r f ...... 7 0 14 weeds and shribs. Spots ...... 88 90— 178 on fig trees. P. K Tant reported one Jail. A grand Jury session waa held 23 s hted a Are In the kitchen stove 0 Schleldge. If ...... 3 0 6 Thomas ...... 81 97 106— 284 Why human beings abandoned the Larry ...... 73 96.—169 Everybody Saves At Everybody’s Market 'fhen the plans for a new fire­ 414 463 386 1263 of the trees in his yard la now bear­ In Rockville with Judge John E. 1 Gryk. c ...... 0 2 2 .Mitchell ...... 95 121 104—320 spot Is a matter of conjecture. Ralph ...... 70 7»i-149 i>hla home, 321 Elm street, today house came up for inspection. The Gibson (2). ing its fourth crop of the year. Fisk of this city as foreman and B ib R oost lb. 29 ® Sousoj turned to leave the room with blueprints showed the 42-foot (ire 0 Server, rg ...... 0 0 0 Rand ...... 116 116 100—332 Bey was indicted on a charge of FREE DELIVERY! PHONEYOUR ORDER INI DIAL 57211 COMPARE! le Ib. truck wouldn’t have room to get In 0 Giovan, c ...... 0 0 0 L. Farrand ___ 89 101 93—283 1 7 c of anhes. The water heater Wilson ...... 99 135 130— 364 murder in the first degree. He has Jthe front of the stove exploded. or out of Its new home. 0 Guthrie, rg ...... 2 0 4 380 424 ^07 1211 been at the Tolland Jail under guard B acon Fresh I ntove broke in two pieces. A 1 Greene, Ig ...... 4 1 9 MlkoleU ...... 114 120 103— 337 Bears (1) Ib. Gibson ...... 95 92 95—282 24 hours a day. When he was pre­ Kmodale Fine SUoed 1 Catco Whole Spired Kraodnie Fancy, Freoh Everybody’s Fine Pure 3 3 c I of metal flew across the room m it r ix e k m o v e d Finnegan ...... 87 74 76—237 sented in court he pleaded not guilty 1 I cut the back off a chair. Two of 2 16 3 35 H ow an l...... 98 115 118—331 Balch ...... 102 89 78—269 Meteors (25) to the charge, but at the time of bis PEACHES! 1 PEARS! PRUNES! Salad Dressing! Uda were blow into the air and St. Louis—Edward Conrad Muel­ Robertson ...... 114 102 87—303 arrest he admitted the shooting. 1 emb^ded In the ceiling, ler and Edwin Charles Mueller llve-en or I'ut R ou t. Gorton's Ready-To-Fry Cod- Pineapple Coffee Rings, filled in either the- High school or grades. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES POBK LOINS, o 1 flsh Oakes, Baked Beans, hot all day, 11^/* O C « FRUIT COCKTAIL! | YELLOW CORN! PANCAKE SYRUP! with pineapple, e a ch ...... itmOC When it sounds at 8 o’clock, there APPLES! Ik...... 4 & l C 2 10-ot. t in s ...... Z u C q u a rt...... I O C will be school in the High school APPLES, Fancy Baldwin 8 Iba 25e Murshmsllow Fluff, m mm BIk or Lota End. One Price FRUIT AND BAKERY DEPARTMIilNT SPECIALS but no school in the g t^ e s. ’ 2 no. leans 2 small tins ...... 1 # C FRUIT AND VEGETi)iBLE DEPARTMENT Heatings. 2 ^ bottle 16 q t basket ORANGES, Large Florida jIqj, 37^ — Boot Quality! Lnrce tin IBe. 1 FRESH. TENDER FRESH PEAS TANGERINES There will be a meeting of Kiowa nUBSB n « la r g e Size Hershey’s Baldng u d Ortnk- 1 STRING BEANS Fancy California Carrots, OOuncll, Degree of Pocahontas In .■BOCLDBBS, lb. ... 2 1 C Sealdsweet Oranges for Juice, OO ^ X Q ^ Red Men's hall this cvehing. Onions 3 lbs. 10c 1U( Chocolate, m /v Special, dozen ...... ^ O C Grapefruit 5 for 25c A NIee Leon Pork B ou L * Pt-B>. pkys. qts. Frank Badstueber Auxiliary, V. F. Fancy, FTesb, Ripe 1 2 2 5 ® 2 1 9 6 l O c Native Yellow Globe Turnips, Camay Soap Sealdsweet Grapefruit, good 0 1 T A ... W,, will hold thslr regular meeting Tomatoes! Friends Beans 2lgst.cans27^ Parsnips 2 lbs. 9c Carrots 3 lbs. 10c Sunthinn medium size, 4 f o r ...... 4b X C 6 lb& f o r ...... J vf C this evening in the G. A. R. halL -Amateur Show FoUovilng Supper. Following the regular community I Life b u o y or L u x . bar 6 c Fresh Broccoli, Spinach, Nice Iceberg Lettuce. _ IV h oaton a largest 2 2 c S 5 ! j i i i s ' CUCUMBERS supper at the Ellington Congregi^ l O e l b . J. BROGAN TOMATOES BALDWIN APPLES tkwal church.^ this evening there will P. F. CASHION BuHtCRCMOCOUTU Ml S."! Pine Street 464 East Cetner Street ba an amateur show in charae of A m m on ia ig. 25 o z . lO c Telephone 6318 2 for 1 5 e 2 lbs. 2 1 e basket "Majori' MUo- Hayea. AppUoitiona Baspberrics 2^3^!2S® Telephone P rim e M ilk Fed Poultry have bMB received from entertaln- PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: Fresh Medium Size Fowl, cut up O Q — eri from Brood Brook, Uelrose, Ell­ I B lu ain g large f O c Kmodale Fancy PRANK HILLERY aKLEIN Fresh Fowl, cut up or drawn, 7CJ p or drawn, Ib...... ington, Wapplng and Rockville. Ralston^s largest 2 2 c 384 Hartford Road GEO. ENGLAND KITTEL’S MARKET b 9 v. The community supper will start 161 Center Street ■Vrau 8L TeL 3855 SPINACH! Telephone 6387 IS BlaneB 8L TeL 4 m 1 Assorted Coffee Cakee RAISIN BREAD SLICED BREAD Special On Chamberlin’s Dried Be?', at • o'clock and It expected that tba Q iilekO ata largest c S largest 2 4 Cans Telephone 3256 Fancy, Large Chickens to Roast, machine sliced to your order, O C amateur profram wtu start ahorUv 1 7 Chase & Sanborn Ib. 2 2 c Fresh Meats BUR8ACK BROS. W. BARRY ENGLAND O O F r ^ Menta I Bortford Bnod TM. SSn Ib...... O / C 15c 1*4 Ib. 1-2 Ib ...... C after 8 e'etoak. The supper wlU laankBrn t Greta TeL 3451 1 2 for 2 5 ® l O c loaf 2 lor 1 5 e ba served by the ladlaa o f the Hiurdi GO OR 2 Ib. can 1 5 * WEIMAN & McKEEVER NnUno-WMs Fnod atum tt Htm and the procna wlU be rriiwtiJ 8 Maxwell House lb.2Se CHARLIE McCarthy Phone Orders Taken This Erening Until 9 O'Cloek — Dial 5111. In the diurch eooial roomi. In 219 Spruce Street .IVeeh Meats ^ addlti^ to the indivlduels on the Telephone 6756 Degot Square M il 1 MANCHESTER EVEMNU UEHALO. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRU)AY, JANUARY 24, 1988, MANCTTESTEK EVENING RER-ST D. MANCHESTER, CONN., FR ID AY. J A N U A R Y Z4,19M. Ff AGC iTHrBLVa f a u b T K m ’r B i

upon by trypsin which breaks down in Superior Court. In announetog wlndowB. Taking a key from his too late that Cintra Lee and the into the moonlight which bathed the agiats, has eompistsd a book that evening. Mambste and guests are the protein products even further. tells all about It -3k part In issues totaUur) pocket Woodford unlocked the widow had not dressed for dinner. .wide verandah. LEGION TO mniATE By the time the protein fragments USE OF WIFE AS FOIL the verdict yesterdays afternoon. requeatod to report In tbe lodge N«rd JooM heavy padlock and preceded them They wore smart outdoors outfits H6r mind occupied with conflict­ VAUDEVILLE AOS 002,OS9,89o7BrowB Hairlm an « I ^ S t r a n g e C a s e have reached the small Intestine, Judge Jennings said, ’T bla com Fallows, who reprassnta the Ring- hall at 6 o’clock' sharp oiid wUl inside. In a moment he had un­ ing thoughts, she followed the patn, iBc.. and B. a Smith 4k Co., that secmcKi to fit perfectly into most of them have been absorbed has botlMred ms a great deal be­ ling Brothers dreus In the summer- march to the benquet hall where a NCA locked the shutters and thrown believing that eventually it would I^ n d and third places, the surroundings. Julia reddened. CLASS ON MONDAY and the protein meal has praotically cause of bis family situation. The tlms, spends his wlntsra at his chicken dinner wUl be eerved at them wide, plunging the room into Not prepared for ‘ more than a lead her to the water’s edge. But DOESNISAVE MORIN dlsappeaixKl. The work done by the part that bothers me Is that be and horns here. FOR BRITISH PARH 6:80 by Chef Urbano Oeano. - . / J u l i a C r a i g sunlight. week-end trip on the yacht, she somehow she roust have taken a AP stomaeh in preparing protein for di­ nls wlfs and two friends have come The msnuserlpt now ready for Tom orrow night’s annual dinner Tbs movement of Coco* into i. Julia caught her breath. It was had brought with her only the path other than the one they had gestion must be considered Impor­ In and sworn srhat the Jury found la tha 14th sinee the club was or­ beautiful room, its beamed ceil­ white gown, and a sports outfit traversed that evening for Instead the publlshere contains reminis­ hinds of domistie manufSotursn I b e g i n HEBE TODAT tant; nevertheless. In those few Is untrue. That makes It necessary ganized In 1922. Three hundred and 1985 was the largest In the hist thla blue-green paradise of silence.' ing lifted two stories high. At the suitable for the deck of the Wood of reaching the water she soon Hl6E wood Nymph in her path. Then — r— be presented by the OemenU over an entire Island for his own. can Legion, will be held Monday Automobile Department of the Los Angalss—William Bobyns, SI, N ew York, Jon. 24—For the sec­ mllsage rspreasntsd 80 per leader, but, In the letter, asks | they were abut off, and Julia and Aetna Casualty and Surety Com­ line o f fioo^ and costa Imposed by Bureau at the BriUsh-Amorican She had thought George Woodford Now Britain, Jan. 24 — ( A P I - for 70 years a stags and motion ond time In two years tbe first Bos­ that the United Statqe, whUn ( X anib not to give her a Job. Julia | t«intra heard the sound of the Her cruelty fell far short of its DR. GRIFHN NOW HEAD night a t 8:15 In the State Arm ory the Manches'tsr Police Court for "fam ily party” which wUl be held St a master in his ofTiccs, but now she pany, died thla morning In Brattle- Dexter Fellows, dean of presa picture character actor. ton Corp., headed the list o f partici­ mail repreeented 40 per cent f diaooven this and tells Peter e w y - anchor wlndla.ss paying out up for­ mark. Julia's heart warmctl as she A large class of candidates will be boro, Vt„ following an emergency in the Masonic Temple tomorrow pants In new bond offerings. This realized that here he was even saw Cintra give the wiiiow a dag­ dnmken driving, was sentenced to country’s total. fhlng Is over between them. ward. more a king. The thought fright­ OF THE LONG LANE FARM Initiated. The Gray-DIckenson Post operation In Memorial hospital Jail fo r three months by Judge Woodford tells Jolla he Is giving ger-like glance of disapproval. And there on Sunday. Royal Nesbitt joined them. ened her, and instinctively she of Windsor will send Its degree Newell Jennings yesterday. a party on his yacht and asks her to the admiration In the eyes of Wood­ "Come on,” he said. "The skiiv moved nearer Clntra Lee. For it team here Monday night to put on He was appointed special agent acme along to sing for his guests. ford and Nash and Nesbitt was un­ Hla defense in Superior Court, as per's putting the tender down and was this slender dancer, wise la Hartford, Jon. 24.— ( A P ) — Dr. AT ALL A l the Initiatory work: for the Aetna In Springfleld, Mass., 8be agrees. Others on the yacht In- mistakable. Mere men, they cared In 1912, and was appointed assist­ It was here, was that his wife was w'c’re going ashore.” the ways of the world and of men, Daniel P. Griffin of Bridgeport, Among the points to consider at dode CINTRA LEE, dancer; MRS. little for the amenities of female MUTMManSl attempting to drive his automobile who seemed to Julia most likely to noiro-p.sychlatrlst, today succeeded ant secretary of the Automobile De­ JOSEPH, widow’ ; HFOO N.ASH, and {•ress. They saw only that a woman the business meeting w ill be plans partment in 1924. because he was unable to operate It. .Speedily and efficiently. Cap- be a genuine friend. the late E. Hershey .Sneath o f New for the new home and plans for the A Constantly Increasing List Of Customers In ROYAL NESBITT, who had youth and boauty, raviiih- Mr. Langley was a 32nd Degree In backing from a parking space lain Bakely set them ashore In the Maven as a trustees of Long Lone annual banquet. Julia discovers the others think T h e rooms upstairs arc all ing in a white satin gown that re­ Mason, a member of St. John’s on Main street near Maple stm t, mahogany power boat which had alike," boomed Woodford jovially, p-arm. ahe Is on the yacht as W'oodford*s been carried atop the Wood vealed lovely curves, was de.scend- Lodge. A. F. A A. M., and World the car struck an auto going south ‘So help yourself! Obo will hsve Dr. Griffin's appointment which War veteran. He was a native of guest and also that the trip Is to be Nymph’s main cabin. Julia sat in ing the stair. In a deliciou.s moment on Main street, rasultlng In the ar dinner in another hour. Meanwhile expires July 1, 1936, was announced Watervlllc, Me., Hla widow, a for more than a week-end. When the sterm seat with Woodford. of triumph Julia realized that Mr.s. A & P Fine Coffees rest of Morin by Policeman Win she complains to him about this he the place Is yours." Joseph’s remark, calculated to do by Governor Cross. A Native of daughter and his mother, Mrs. T. B. Held Martin. Hale's Sel£ Serve and Health Market "N ow ," he said, "aren't you glad laoghs her objections aside. her harm, had done her infinite Holyoke, Ma.ss„ Dr. Griffm was DUCKLINGS Rankin of Tarkio, Mo., survive. MENUS Morin was found guilty by a Jury you came along?” graduated from the Jefferson Medi­ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Julia lagged behind until nhe naw pood — had, In fact, saved her a "It's wonderful," Julia said, evad­ cal college m 1914 and Interned at FANCY CH APTER IX ing his question some of the others climb the wood­ bad moment. Red Circle For Good Health en staircase to the balcony. When Woodford came forward quickly the Bridgeport hospital. Reflects The Satisfaction People Find In Shopping Here The Wood Nymph reached Ever­ "Wonderful?” exclaimed Nash, He Is on associate psychiatrist at 4 Ib. to 6 Ib. Avg - 25 « A Week’s Supply turning t? her and Woodford. "It's Cintra Lee had gone into one o f the and handed her a cocktail. She green Island early the following Vanderbilt college, N. Y., and psy­ Rich, ifc Armonr'a Star afternoon, and despite Julia's feci- more than that. And It’s the rooms, Julia picked up her bag and thanked him, and walked on to­ Wltdmsrs1 Recommended Giant Size Octagon chiatrist for the Bridgeport Juve­ Full Dodisd lags against Woodford and his greatest hunting grounds on earth. started for the stair. But Wood­ ward the fireplace where a huge 17. SMOKED 1 By Dr. Frank McCoy plans, she was forced to admit that A ll sorts' of game. Obviously these ford was instantly at her side, tak­ log was burning brightly. They nile Court. He lectures m psy­ Shoulders 4 Ib. to 6 tb. A ’/q. - 21 PATTERSON’S MARKET IN THE HEALTH M A n u v / f were all several cocktails ahead of chiatry at the Bridgeport hospital m b a l t h m a b k m he had chosen a beautiful spot for Islands were strung together at ing the bag from her hand. J 01 Center Street HAM 8 to 10 lbs. Ib lS c SOAP Iforgc "M ay I ? " he smiled and went her. and Julia felt that riinner was and St. Vincent’s hospital of that Sugsr Telephone 3386 the yacht’s destination. one time, and probably connected DAILY MENUS A s nearly as she could make out. with the mainland. 'The beauty with her toward the stair. " I said far from their minds at the mo­ city. Dr, Griffin Is a Fellow o f the n Cursd ‘ 29 Evergreen was the largest of a ver- of it is that no one get up here the rooms were all alike,” he whis­ ment. She herself w'ss hungry, and American College of Psychiatry 8 O'clock Dr. McCoy's menus suggested for Where All Good Goods Are Sold, Armour'a Star Short Shank Smoked I Large Pareon’s — P o t R o a s t s Ib. 2 5 - 2 8 Iteble string of .small islands except lucky Woodford and his pered. "And they are — os to fur­ she wondered if there might be a anil the American Psychiatric Asso­ IfstMy the week beginning Sunday, Janu­ And Your Golden Opinions Hold. chance to slip aw'ay into the kitchen d R I A AAAJr^anVV a I Fancy Rolled Boaate. tufted with foliage clear from the lucky guc.sts. nishings. But the one at the end ciation. He la also a member of the Hamburg Ground ‘ 19 ary E6tb. water’s edge. But a.s Captain Bakc- "Is the whole Island yours?” gets the deilghtful morning sun. to snatch some food from Obo. Bridgeport, Fairfield county and Ml!d SUNDAY: lb. But at that moment Obo entered SHOULDERS Rib ) j carefully navigated in and out asked Julia. And that's the one I want you to American Medical societies. ‘ 17. Breakfast—Waffles with small We have a lot of Fresh Pork Shoulders, short shanks, — not with dinner, but with an­ FrsiN A 3 , cif the Blender Inlets and brought Woodford grinned happily. "The have." S a H s r k r a u t amount of maple syrup; stewed nice weights, lean, ^ery retisonably priced for the good the boat to the far side of Ever- whole island. This Is my escape W ith her bag In hand, he led other tray of cocktails. Julia’s heart figs. quality, 21c pound. * Sugar Cured, Rlndlese, SUced sank. Even Cintra Lee seemed de­ SPEOTBUM YOLKS given Island, Julia saw that It held when I feel things In town are the way down toward the end of D M P i c k i M H e Lunch— Com muffins; .tewed cel­ termined to drink more than usual S ^ *•*1 ROAST PORK lb. 21c a sheltered bay. A part of the getting too rought for me!" the balcony and opened the door of ery; lettuce salad garnished Wklto Bouse In celebration of leaving the dock Concord, N. H.— Milady may now shore here was cleared and she The parly debarked from the lit the last room In the row. M o e k o r s l Fsnoy a . 1 7 , with ripe olives. Pork Loins, center cuts, are cheaper this week, 29c lb. Loins, 10-19 Pounds Avw n ge. of the Wood Nymph and e.stablisli- have egg yolks to match her break- Bokar 2 RACON could discern a path loading up tic power boat and felt the solid "There'll be cocktails In just a Dinner—Mushroom soup; roast Very fresh pork! " > • 3 1 Ing headquarters on Evergreen IS' fa.st gown. Freeh l',' ttom the water. beach beneath their feet. Jo­ few minutes", he told her, putting lb. M e vsal, cooksd spinach; salad of COFFEE her bag inside the door. Smiling, land. Experts attending the convention PoN osk Fillsta 1 Pound Package Swift’s Suddenly the yacht’s engines seph sighed, bringing a cigarette of New Hampehlre poultry growers Viqofoui sliced tomatoes; ice cream. ■topped and the Wood Nymph drift­ from her Jacket pocket. "W ell,” she he closed the door; and Julia stood Setting down her almost untouch­ Win«y Our Good Scotch Ham for tomorrow will be 42c lb. saw they can provide blue yolked t. 11. 9 9 ..J MONDAY: ed quietly into the bay under her said slowly, "it's nice to be on land there gazing at the wide waxed ed drink, Julia left the fireplace S w o r d f i s h M s Ib. lb. eggs for the woman who eats her Breakfast—Poached egg on Melba Scotch Sausages, 25c lb. Pork Sausages, 30c lb. 23c SHOULDERS own momentum. Julia was alone again. Put, personally, I'd rather panels. She heard Woodford walk bench and moved toward the door. toast; stewed prunes. LARD As the rest of the parly gathered morning meal In blue dimity. ' . ' Q-».» ' 00 the after deck as they came into find my scclUHlon in a penthouse down the balcony a few steps and Lunch— Baked ground beets, Scotch Sliced Sausages, 25c lb. They are good to 2 « » • 2 7 * I..ean, Shanklees Waanf, arounrl Obo'.s laflen tray, it wa.s no Other colors specified are green Sunbeam Fancy ao awe.some Rtillness she had never apartment." go into the room next door. small green peas; head lettuce make stufnng for chickens if mixed with shredded wheat She set her bag on the bed and trick for Jvilla to make her exit' and brown. Ureah before experienced. She had heard Woodford laughed. "You're not Srtvsrbrook tcilh cream cheese dressing. or stale bread. o f **quiet” she had believed she’d very considerate of your host Eve­ opened it. But sho stood there for ersamsiY ibt. Dinner—Broiled lamb chops, os- Look A t This Low P rice ! SUCED bad moments of it in town. But lyn. Just wait until you sec tl»e several minutes before taking her 71c Butter 2 parsgus; salad of shredded raw Gold Medal Kitchen Tested now she knew that this was quiet— lodge." things out and arranging them in cabbage; grape Juice whip. Legs Lamb, 30c lb. I.ean Lamb Rolls, 28c Ib. All SPARE RHtS ib^ 18c{ qhlet as God had meant it. She Woodford himself led the way up the closet and on the bureau. She P E A C H E S o r bib. TUESDAY: fine meat. Loins of Lamb, whole, 32c lb. Shoulder bad an odd feeling that she should the path, and they traveled only would have given much to slip into IF your family Breokfast — Wholewheat mush Lliops, 28c lb. Cintra Lee's room and have a talk pW i . 2 4 i lb. bag $ 1 H A L V E S I not be in this place, that none of a few hundred yards Vtefotv ..... 2 25c with cream; stewed ralatns. FLOUR 1.10 them should. The white and glisten­ I ing a good-sized rustic cabin with with the girl. She wa.s confused has lost interest Lunch—Eight-ounce glaas of ond puzzled — and, she realized, so ing yacht was an anarchronism in I a wide porch and big slniUrred orange Juice. Rib Roasts, 29c32c-35c lb. Pot Roasts, fine and lean, Jack Frost completely helpless. Woodford had SrsnuIoUd H». no. 2^ can each 6 9 - in your baking tb. Cloth Bog 50c bulk Dinner— Vegetable soup: Salis­ from 2l5c-30c-32c-35c lb. Quality Supreme! Lower placed her in a position which was Sugar 10 49e bury steak; cooked celery, car­ Round, 3.5c Ib. Top Round, -lie Ib. at once difficult and embarrassing rots; salad o f avocado and "I may be all wrong about him," SUNNYMELO _ _ shredded lettuce; baked pears. SUGAR 10 Ib. cloth bag S O I O I PUlsbury’e Pancake 9ASTRY A Word PINEHURST she told herself. "And I don’t 24'/2 lb. bag 7 3 C WEDNESDAY: Swift’s Dmsy Hams, 39c lb. Smoked Shoulders, 25c r o a s t V E A L lb. 2 5 - 2 8 e want to be a wet blanket. But 14'/2 Ib. bag Flour 69c Breakfast—-French omelet; toast­ Ib. Corned Beef, 25c Ib. Fresh Brisket, 25c Ib. Regular Loaf Bale’s MlDc E K tn OlMlISw n-ramm*. I Extra Quality Roasts.______DIAL 4151 The "but" was unanswerable PAMILT ed cereal biscuit; stewed an- About Deliveries She could only prepare to meet pies. BOLD MEDAL a aa PILLSBURY SLICED BACON . ,1b. .19c them all in the room below and Lunoh^Baked potato; combina­ Veal Cutlets, 45c lb. Veal Chops, 33c lb. PlesM help iM keep our dellv- OCCIDENT FlOUn I.i/g Ib. bag l . l l Ib. bag Veal 241/2 SAUSAGE, larRc links, pretend to be one of them. A t tion salad of chopped raw beets, RREAD ijib.pkg.9e| CORNED REEF eriee nearly on schedule as Flour ICoasts, 25c lb. Veal Roasts, no bone, 30c Ib. that moment she would have wel­ 1.09 Veal 6 « carrots and cele^ . Ground, 30c Ib. l^ b ie. If It U convenient lb. '29c comed Am y Sanders’ concise and GUARANTEED ...and watch Dlnnei^-fituffed beef rolls; baked HtJe’a Large, StrtoGy Freta Sunbeam ’phono pnrt of your order to­ cynical comment. Sighing, she to improve your paranipa; turnip greens; aspar­ If you want to save on took the white satin from her bag Briskels lb. 2 5 * 1 3 1 * night— 'phone service until 8:30. afiJ2£tite6^ bakincf ..o r y o u r Nutley Oleo agus salad; cup custard. A good meat loaf is always acceptable and a nourish­ and began to get ready for dinner. 2 25c your meat budget Saturday THURSDAY: J -9 6« TOMATO a OMA Orders received between 7:00 ing. econom ic meal. Beef Ground, 25c Ib, Steak or Sunday, we suggest a When she reappeared on the bal­ ' p ic k u p / MONEY BACK Bieokfost— Commeal mush with EGGS aoz* ^ y c I Jiiir>i7 I ------and 9:00 a. m. Saturday ulU be meat loaf made nith Plne- cony half an hour later she saw butter or cream. ^ Ground. 35c lb. Veal Ground, 30c lb. Pork added to 2 dozee 78c.______delivered by noon. Orders re­ hurst Quality UKUEND Last M id-W inter Customers Special.. Lunch— Baked squash; mashed any of the above if you want it. BEEF. The price Is ZSc ceived after 9:00 a. m. w ill go turnips; grated raw carrot Large Package ^ ' ' c^KTAU, HAMBURG 2 "”^ 3 3 . lb., 3 lbs. for 55c. Some Two Days Sale salad. cot on the afternoon deliveries. people season their meat Dinner—Celery soup; roast pork; M-n F, Smoked Filets, 30c lb. loaf with Sausage bleat . . SALAD stewed tomatoes; baked egg­ Wilkie s Milk. Brown’s Butter. Our Good Tea. 60c M E A L . PLANN IN G Our Country Style Sausage Del Monte 29 ot. plant; salad o f raw spinach I p . When you taste it once you will want it again! LUX Meiit will S.-II nt S3c lb. FRUITS and Peaches 6 Can* 89c Cam leaves: Jell-o or Jell-Well. ^ S a u s a g e M e a t ib. 1 o « BRUHNERS FRIDAY: Sunbeem Pure Cider | — ^ t and Not Least! Chickens. 36c Ib. Fowl, 31c Ib. Large Package Fresh Pork D IA L 5191. PHONE SERVICE T IL L 8:30. VEGETABLES DRESSING Breakfast— Coddled eggs; Melba thrills! SHOULDERS . . . .lb. 25c Del Monte 20 Of. toast; pear sauce. ^ dinner on a cold day will make you feel SURPRISE TONIGHT! WE GLADLY DELIVER! 4 Can* 89c Cam Hauarkraut ...... lb. 7c SKEDLK aS.S Apricots Lu n ch ^-Llm a bean timbales good. They are nice, too. Oar shining, white BIRDSEYT: Raiah shredded lettuce. RINSO STEAK SPECIAL Foods case holds a lot of won­ Rolled l.juiib Shoulders, lb. 10c l*Ot ROUHtS, iMUielCHH ...... GRAPEFRUIT... .4 for 25c Rich Dlnnei^—Baked white fish; string * ® ® I iarge bottle Sirloin — Short Top Round — Cube derful surprises. This week’s Del Monte 20 oi. Cream ery v.’ 2 9 ...... 34c to SOr lb. beans; salad o f raw cabbage, FREE DELIVERY! TRY US! beUogg’s specials Include . . . BRIGHTWOOD PORK 4 Cans 65c Cans Veal Cho|M4 and Veal Cutlets. FI aOUIDA Tree-Ripened Pears carrots and celery; stewed apri­ cots. AT NEW LOW PRICES Frewh Oy»t4Ts. Rib 27c Loin 29c Center 34c O K AN(iE S, FLORHIAS, e dozen ...... 2 5 c Ex. Large.. 4 0 C SATURDAY: ------4 t * 3 7 * THIS WEEK ONLY We also have Brlghttsood Freah Pigs’ Hocks . . Fresh Del Monte Breakfast—Cottage cheese; baked VI^HEAT KR18PIE8 pkg. J | R A 8 1 N 8 Foultry seems to be very Shoulders . . Spare Riba . . Sltoe.1 Bacon and Daisy Fruits for Salad 6 Conj 89c apple. much In demand for Sun­ Hams. MELLO- ASPARAOUS, TANGERINES ... .doz. 25c Lunch—Baked sweet potatoes; K elloggn box ...... 3 1 c day dinners . . Flnehiirst spinach; celery. 15 oz. pkg. 9 e CHOP SPECIAL meat depart riient will have Isiirgc, Swoet, 20 oz. Dinner— Roast beef; carrots cook­ RED RASPBERRIES, aome plump, tender, 8 to 0- Cam ed with meat; cauliflower; salad box ...... CORNED BEEF Peas *"ca-'e5, 1 9 c pound Turkeys, 42c lb., also BROCCOLI - SPINACH • TURNIPS WHEAT of lettuce and cold cooked beets; CORN FIiA KES pkg. ^e Large Package Soft-as-allk Yellow Tag Native Tur­ LE A N RIB Leon Brisket at 28o Ib., and Mild ANDERSON & NOREN apple whip. LAMB CHOPS ib.35e PEAS, Shoulder Clod and Rump at 'J8r to Heart of 26 01. keys, Broilers and Frying CARROTS Del Monte No. I *Llina Bean Timbales; Press one I m x ...... S2c lb., and It’a corned the » a y Wheat Cereal Pkg. n.. A*,??*® * ■ Fm lts and Vegetables 2 8 c Chickens. 4 to O-pound 4 Cam (1.45 Cant 15. cupful of cooked (or canned) lima Phone 4076 Free Delivery 361 Center Street Banbenm Sweet Gorder 1 5 c ' ^ you Uke It. BEETS - CAULIFLOWER Asparagus U M A BE.ANS, Roasting Chickens. Fowl beans through a sl0ve or vegetable Ib. box ...... 2 9 c for Frlcaaiiee. ricer. Add 2 tablespoons of soft STANDING RIB OO WE DELIVER — PHONE 5191 butter, 2 egg yolks and a half cup The Royal Scarlet Store PEAS no. 2 can STRAWBERRIES, Eaatem Cut Freoh Ham SLICED of scalded milk. Mix thoroughly, ROAST BEEF, lb. . . OO C Pineapple Juice • 2 box ...... Tender, Lean Center Rib fold In the beaten whites of. the 2 9 c Boned mad Rolled U yon desire It. BACON ICEBERG NATIVE Columbia Tenaato Loin C'ut of Plnehurst Borlli»ork^5 W h i t e h o u f e eggs and bake In molds placed in Royal Scarlet Brands predominate in our store. You Quart Battle Suasweet DIAL 4151 — PlN'EIIi;itST will be excellent quality and BLOCK CHUCK o 1 LETTUCE POTATOES hot water until Arm, or about 20 can always be sure that when yon buy anything that has CALVES^ LIVER lb. 3 5 . Just In seaaon. 3 7 c minutes. Loosen from molds with a Royal Scarlet Label, you are getting the best ROAST, lb...... 1 C Crushed Pineapple Uoaat Leg of Lamb. knife and turn onto hot dish when SOUP No Bones — No Waste! MILK ready to serve. 10 oz. « „ ^ i / 2 c 5 5 ^ I s u n s h i n e Rib Roaata, standing or cut APPLES B. B. Plain OUVM, Fancy Eating Apples, SPECIAL short Ooas Rib a t ...... 29c Ib. GROUND GREEN I DELICIOUS ■ MoINTOSa 20 oz. Four Tall Cans OJ/j-oz. b o t tle ...... 5 lbs...... A n y Flnror DEMONSTRATION cent QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2 5 c I — — . ^ . i i . 1.^ I Martini •vr.xoz«/zzn/iv Butt Halves of Hmiw to Bake. Rump, Face, Sirloin, Bottom BEEF Sliced Pineapple B. S. Pea Beane, Fancy Baldwla 5 lbs. 25c 4 lbs. 25c 4 lbs. 25c 18-ox. pkg., 2 fo r ___ Apples, 6 lb s ...... 1 *’*■"* "•* 2-Ounce Can Blue Star I —^ „ ,, - Round — all juicy, tender (Canoed Asparagus) 2 5 c R. 8. Mandarin Large Orapefrolt, No need for humdrum meals with this large variety 14 ez. Question: "W anU To Know " In­ J E I i I i O Special roasts. 2 “' " 4 9 c Oranges, ll>^-ox. can 4 f o r ...... of attractively priced Fresh Vegetables and Fruits to KRASDALE PEACHES, cent quires: "Do you think canned as­ 2 5 c 8 M O L A 8 8 E 8 C R A C H 3 ESRS ’ pkg. 1 Tomato Juice 2 B. 8. Small IJma Large Tangerines, 6 I I Special AAt t ______choose from. 2 large can s...... 2 7 c paragus Is a healthful dish? Dur­ dozen ...... Armmem Star L m b . meaty Lamb Legs win be 29c Ib. Lamb ing the winter we can not get the Beans, 18-ox. pkg. .. 2 5 c Fresh Oallfomla N. B. C. Florida Oraageo, CELERY ...... bun. 9c ftssb vegetablea and nave to fall B. 8. Green SpUt Fens, dozen ...... BROCCOLI, r t Q Roulette, solid meat, no bones, no fat, at 32c per White Ib. ^ ^ k on the canned variety. 1 16-os. pkg...... 3 0 c .11* Frash Fruit and Vaaetables CHEESE R ITZ ...... 1 8 c Marshmallow Fluff tir 19c Daisy Cheese Z3c California Oruges, Cranberries .. .qt. 24c 2 large bunches...... Colored ’e canned string beans quite P o r k *R e a n s JI oz.can ■I Extra, .Large, , 1 . . M , pound. Tasty Shoulder, Rib, Loin Lamb Chops. R. 8. Cut Green Beans, t dozen ...... 1 I Jakqr 16o bunch. KRASDALE STUFFED n, so would Ilka to know oiwut 3 7 c Rutabaga Turnips.... 2 cons ...... t Ripe Bananas, Coming to the fore aa the winter’s OLIVES, 6-oz. jar ...... Beer and 12 oz. ^those.” B. 8. Asporagns i ...... 3 lbs. 10c 1 5 c Frae-«a. 8 Ibz...... oartutod | GRAPEFRUIT 11X11A | GRAPEFRUIT most popular vegetable. YES— HOME MADE Veal Cutlets Red Cross Towels 10c P . o. N. Ale Can Answer: Both canned asparagus (G reen), can ...... / 2 0 c each White Onions .. lb. 9c GULDEN’S 10c GEORGE and string beans are entirely whole­ R. 8. Bonerkraiit, t Z U I C E ' ------Yellow lUpe Red SAUSAGE Veal Roast MUSTARD ...... 1 1 c some. I recommend them at any large, 8 cans ...... / MILK FED FOWL SARTOR time o f 3rear and they may be used Onions...... 2 lbs. 9c TOMATOES. Is Manager MEAT Veal Chops PALMOLIVE SOAP, R. 8. Prone Jnloe, Average 8 pounds or over 2 lb s ...... Fresh Fruits and Vegetables to good advantage during the win­ qL b o t t le ...... PEAWUTRUTTEE»izo27e|^” 23. 0 ^ ^ ^ 2 doz. s s e Cucumbers... .ea. 12c 2 5 c of Our Ground 3 b a rs ...... ter months. R. 8. Salt, Single pound. He. 1 4 c 98c“^2*"$1.93 Regular Oea Anw ar's Fine QoMUy * i ■‘mmmmmm Radishes...... bun. 5c Meat Dept. 3 5 c Veal 2-lb. box ...... Fresh Spinach. (Where Is Meat Digested) Crisp, Freah, Florids RooeUng Chlekens, U. S. No. I drade Question: Miss A. N. L. wants Oreen Peas. TODDY...... 1/2-lb. can 21c 15 Ib. Bed Line Tomatoea, average 5 iho.. Ib. .. New B e e t s ...... bun. 9c GREEN BEANS, Special Blend SPAGHETTI 1 f\ Green Mountain Peck to know: ’’Plsaso advise In your 3 8 c 2 quarts ...... i b i l C 1-lb. can 35c. POTATOES 27e newspaper column where meat Is large, 2 c a n * ...... 2 5 c CORNED Reef 2 35« aUMT''' I apples 8>bs.25e Old Cabbage. Coffee, Ib. SAUCE, can .. l U C 3 6 c digested and if It la possible for one Choice Michigan New Cabbage. Excellent guaiity— real value! Brigfatwood Pork Booet ------w Kxtre Large, Freah Iceberg It's the flneat gnmii! who has had the stomach removed Pea Beans, 8 Ita...... 1 3 c Rib End, C H O W D E R I Broseels Sprouts. T ry a pound. Instant Fastam, Good Grade Native SUNSHINE MARTINI IM c T to eat meat?’’ Ib...... MUSHROOM 1 large can ...... 3 0 c BUTTER CRACKERS, pkg. 1 u C Ib,. Answer; The stomach Is not pti- 4 1 c Lota End, M A Z O L A O i l gal. ♦ J no. can* ^ g s a I L E T T U C E c 2 for 13c IW A T O E S , SAUCE, can . . l U C .13 2 2 7 McIntosh Apples 25< narily on organ of digestion and U t ...... ; ...... p ec k ...... 3 3 c Fine, Large Buaoh, ftaak 3 3 c G. W ASHINGTON KRASD ALE PE A N U T -i tbs principal digestive prosessss N. B. 0. COOKIE SPECIAL! Brigbtwood Fresh Sugar MIU take place In the smaU Intestlns. Sbonldert, Ib ...... COFFEE—ACES WORCESTERSHIRE BUTTER, 6-oz. ja r ...... 1 U C Lnadons Cream 2 5 c SPBCSAL DEMONSTBATIONt He. 1 can Sunbeam ORANGES, Ibi. The stomach Is regarded chiefly an Brigbtwood Frasb REETS or CARROTS 7e CWves. SAUCE, Baldwin Apples organ in which food Is stoM be- VanUla, Ib...... 1 9 c Spare Ribe, Ib...... 2 dozen .. . . 25e 2 3 c Parsley. ______5 5 c 3 “” 1 0 c bottle ...... 1 0 c Junket Pow der...... 3 pkgs. 28e fore bdnf rslsassd to the small in­ Lnsdona Ohooolato Freak Green X9o doaen. testine; however, the stomadi doee Ferns, Ib...... FRUIT OauUllower. 1 9 c Lege ot Lamb, New NUCOA Junket T a b lets...... pkg. 12e an Important woric In preparing Baldwin Apples. Atwood Mushrooms W b it. 2 9 c Ib...... Temple Oranges. D Y N O Davis Baking...... 6 oz. 9c, 12 oz. 13c Bananas Yellow 1 - i g c protein, aueh aa moat, for the next 3 0 c ^ - - iCOCKTAIL PEPPERS GRAPEFRUIT, BEECH-NUT Lax Soap, Hmall lin k Batnages, i b . i 5 o King Oranges. PURE DEXTROSE Sanka C o ffee...... Ib. 39c atep In dlgaatiOB, which step takes S eolna ....:...... 2 1 « » > - Tagelos. 4 f o r ...... DRIP OR place In tha tntastlnal tract. The 1 9 c I b ...... rrvTvr... 3 5 c 2 5 c Large C lo ro x ...... qt. bot. 23c Approi. Freah Oroniid ■ ’TRADING STAMPS GIVEN IN ALL Ripe Pears. first stage In the digestion of meet, Ufebooy Soap, ^ I ^ I REG, Ib. 2 9 c package ... Oranges Fleridai 6 Ib. beq 25c Grapefruit 't S 3 1 9 c S cakes ...... Hamburg, Ib ...... CMoanuts. B ^ A N A S , , g l O c Super-Suds...... 3 pkgs. 25e therefore, oeeurs In the etonueli 1 9 c 2 5 c Saabeem Flea QaeNty I______DEPARTMENTS. Swedish Korf, Bed Grapes. w lOB* • • • • • Ooo wrodu mm A through the aettco of the geatric Juice. M eat reaching tha stomaeh Ib...... 3 5 c TC 0/1 n IA FBESB OYSTBB8 la flrat acted upon ny the hydro­ chloric add, then by pepsin, after " " ‘ 3 5 c , All Klods of Bteoks PRUNES I APRICOTS which It sntora the small tntasUne In 1 9 c ■oosto, eat fronr-onr i a much simpler form than w Im b It higta quality beef, at res T v a a n . 2 -- 2 7 .1 The J M ! H A L € BRUNNERS 3 tall O C ^ No. 1 T 1 ^ FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS FOR U.00 PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. I was swallowed. Upon peasbig Into Dial 4079 for Prompt OMIvwy. D IA L 4151 802 M A IN STREET D I A L .5 1 9 1 cans . . . I tail can IIC OR MORE. the small IntssUne. moat Is aetsd MAMCHiSTSW COMM< ^AQB FOUHTEElf MANCHESTER KVl^nNO HERALD, 1CANCHS8TER, O0NN„ FRIDAT, JTANUART U , I M S . MANCHESl-ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. FRIDAT, JANUARY 24,1980. . V ?AOB R(M)TS AND HER BUDDIES ——— OpaFs A Big: Help By iVIARTlN 1 | r SENSE and NONSENSE FO BOO«» \N A COO?i« YViEAN VA a a EvJEN got a \K(K.VE‘, AVV WKUV so WEN ftOME- VW0W& AM OA\ •>AE'^» SEEN ACXiN * Every time you give the other ALV0»«. OVJT'. ____ YP iwam OCilsiT KMOW E.EC\40N UWTIb TV\' U)VO-OOVON ? ’ ^ p v k w ------AO «)COOT5 0¥E H OW fellow a boost, it is a hitch ahead of Flapper Fan n y Saysi AER'SET AN OONT ‘VEU. NOEOOY you. ■ laaMLamT.efr. TWO WXti Ad COME VT f E R V A N O TW N '.V W iE O L' M A N RvOAN\ nnvERTiiE <('* “‘S i VNVWOA, ■VHNNG, EX C E ^ WOT Neighbor—Have you got a bottle 6 0 « M l W’b MUM ? N A s ie k l c y w a m n K opener? WOR'&E'N E . LOST AND FOUND 1 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES BUSINESS LOCATIONS CRIPPLED KIDDIES gift of 6,404 shares at Commercial Parent—Yes, but he Is away at •TMOO&XT RADIO 49 FOR RENT 64 Investment Trust Co. common by college. GIFTS OF STOCK Morton J. May, St. Louis, through liOST—lA R G E OIL funnel. Porter- GOOD USED RADIOS.—Any num­ THREE ROOM office In Jaffe and a holding company. May also gava In spite of the depression there Is ileld'a, M Spruce. ber to select from. 15.00 and up. Podrove Building. Call 7300 or see away In that month 2,089 common still some money hid away that is Benson Furniture and Radio.— Mr. Taylor, SOI Main street ARE MADE PUBUC shares of May Department Stores, growing mouldy and moth eaten. It PERSONALS Johnson Block.—Phone 3535. also through a holding co. A gift Is generally In unsuspected places. in July of 2,000 shares of EMlson STOMACH ULCER. GAS pains, In­ LEGAL NOTICES 78 Bros. Stores, Inc., Common, was The actor was boring his listener digestion vlctlmB, why suffer T For FUEL AND FEED 49 A LIQUOn PERMIT Director of Reynolds Tobac­ reported by Mark A . Edison, SL badly: quick relief get a free sample of NOTICE OF APPl.tOATION Louis. Actor—Ah, my boy, when I play­ , Udga, a doctor’s prescription at SEASONED HARD wood, furnace Thii li to Vive notice that I. Elisa- ed Hamlet the audience took twen­ and fireplace M.&O a load, atove xeth Shields of 21 Orlewold street, ty minutes to leave the theater. ’ Arthur Drug Stores. aMancheeter, Conn., have filed an ap­ co Co. Gives Away Over and white birch 14.00 load. V. Fir* plication dated Jan. 0. 1934 with the NEW ENGLAND DINNER Listener—Really! Waa he lame or IIM IT IRA»MVlCt, me T.M. n a U, »■ fAT. o n po, 116 Wellfi street, telephone Liquor Control Commission . for a something ? The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 6148. iCestnurnnt Permit for the sale of MiUion and Half.' alcoholic liquor on the premises of •. It is announced that ears arc .17 Oak street, .Manchesfer, Conn. The AT COVENTRY HALL FOR SALE— SEASONED hard growing larger. But that doesn’t T h e r e is a l w a y s s o m e s o r t o r d e l a y w h e n e v e r t h e c a r r e a c h e s FOB SALE^—GUERNSEY heifer. wood, furnace d4.90 per load, stove business Is owned by Elisabeth Shields, ot 38 Orlswold street, Man­ Washington, Jan. 24 — (AP) — mean that anybody is going to 7H E TO P OFQOAT HILL OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahem John Krauss, 156 HUlstown Road. $4.00. Michael Gigllo. Telephone chester. and will be conducted by Stock gifts of about $1,750,000 by F ra ^ en t Society to Serve Old listen any more attentively to all Rosedale 38*5. Elizabeth Shields of 38 Orlswold W. N. Reynolds, of Winston Salem, you say. streei. Manchester, Conn,, as per- N. C., a director of R. J; Reynolds Fashion Type Menu On FOR SALE—SEASONED WOOD, mitteo. ELIZABKTII SHIELDS. Tobacco Co., were made public by Wednesday Night. Harold—Did you hear the big Oreplac^. furnace ano atove. full Manchester Dated Jan. 9th 1934. the securities commission today. news.?. NOW, WAIT A MINUTE — meaaure. 1-2 cord $4.00. 1 cord $8. 11-1-21-36. ;.V E S ,V E S — 'THR'T * The gifts, made in November, Gerald—SplU It. I a im T g o n n a n e a r IAV Evening Herald C O. D. Tel. Rosedale 16-3. 1035, consisted of three parcels of An old-fasbloned New Engla QHU AND WASNT THERE X MLXKLE boiled dinner will be prepared a Harold—My dog visited a flea AN CESTO R S BElNCs SHOVED CLASSIFIED 10,000, 20,000 and 100 shares of circus and stole the show. A HOOPLE ON YOUR S HEAD'? Reynolds *Tobacco Class B common served Wednesday evening of next Gardening Is another hobby that AROUND THAT WAV ADVERTISEMENTS HOI ISKHOLU GOODS .'ll stock. The recipient was not dis­ week at the Chapel ball In Coventry grows on you. SIDE —A TREASURER SOOTH COVENTRY closed; the commission does not re­ by the Coventry Fragment society. A lot of folks keep their radio on PATCH-EVE HOOPLE WP©NT Count ell averase worda to a Use- every minute of the day. They per­ OF SOME COMT=ANV? ) JAKE laltlala. numbers and abbroviatlons 3 PIECE LIVING room set, 2 chest quire that such Information be filed. The Items on the bill of fare will In­ Mrs. Smathcra took a great intcr- t J X . A h o r s e THiEF OF TH' •aeb count aa a *ord and compound of drawers, odd kitchen chairs, Charles Carpenter, Jr., a senior Another large gift of stock was clude corned beef, potatoes, cab­ haps can’t get over the notion that o.st ;n (he doings of her neighbors. THE ONE THEV c OM e ' words as two words Minimum cost ts It will Anally "say something." OL' WILD W EST DAVS I-’v.,.' pries ci thras »inss. one leather arm chair. Inquire 67 In the clans of vocational agricul­ made by Roy D. Chapin, Detroit, of­ bage, carrots, turnips, pickled beetB It was a great day for her when a FiNALW LOCATED i Lias rates par dar for transisat Wadsworth street. ture at Windham High Bchool. waa ficer o f Hudson Motor (3ar C3o. He and other relishes, bread and butter, new arrival came to the house next HE WA'SN'T h a n d e d T O R IN -BERMUDA I ^ HPRfc .' aia. winner of the grand prlie of twen­ gave 70,000 shares of that com­ apple pie with cheese and coffee. Barber—Haven’t I shaved you be­ door, and she watched with Interest BMeeCvo March ITs IMT FOR SALE—CHINA closet and ty-live dollars for tho beat essay on pany’s common, of a current market fore, sir? TRACTPATCH-EVE HOOPLE Cash Charps ’The meal will be ready at 5:30 as furniture was carried Into the - liM'l piano, in gooo condition. Inquire "A testing program for developing value of around $1,058,000. and the committee will continue to Customer—No, those scar.s aro house. WENT IN FOR STICKIN' UR d .CoDsscutIvs Days ..i 7 otsi H ots from the war. t Consscutivs Dayt ,.| I otsi 11 ota 195 Union street. an efficient Jersey herd." In the ’These and other gifts and stock serve until 8 o’clock. Mrs. Arthur Husband—What did you And out STAGE COACHES.*---EVEN TH' t Day ...... I 11 ctai II ota contest held In connection with the transactions were made public In a Reed, chairman, will be assisted by All orders for irrsrolRt losertlons USED FURNITURE: 9 pc. walnut supplemental summary of Novem­ Most girls aro of the moody type about the Social standing of the VICTINNS SAID HE WAS A GENT/ annual meeting of the Connecticut Mrs. Fred Bray, Mrs. William Mc­ wUl l>s obarped at the one time rats. dining suite $35; 3 pc. living room Dairymen Association In the Hotel ber reports made under the Securi­ unless the right fellow Is along. folks across the street? •poclaJ ratsB frr loop term scary Kinney, Mrs. Walter Havens, Mrs. Mrs. Smathers —They’ re not ^W OULDN'T RC3B TH* LADIES day advsrtlatnp pivs upon rsqussL suite $15: Denim covered sofa Bond, Hartford, on Thursday. In the ties Exchange Act and large stock­ WITH H\S HAT Ads ordsrsd for tbrss or sis daya $27.50; Denim covered pillow-back preliminary contest he also won a holders of corporations. Ralph Hutchinson and Mrs. F. C. Prisoner—Judge, I don’t know much. They have no automobile or apd stopped before tbs third or fifth chair, $15. Watkins Brothers, 935 pure-bred Jersey calf. Other local Edward L. Ryerson, Jr., Chicago, Glesecke. what to do. radio or even a grand piano. I can’t O N I day will be obarpsd only for tbs ao- Main street. pupils from Coventry who took part ABOVE—It's a great event In the Uvea of the little patients at Warm Springs when President Roosevelt director of Inland Steel Co., donated Judge—Why, how's that? Imagine what they have got. tiuU Dumber of Iross the o appear* Husband— Perhaps they have a aC eharplDp at tbs rats earned, but In the contest were Richard Ktiet- arrives for a visit. This ts a typical scene o( welcome for the President from the wheel chair brigade. 1,200 shares of Inland Steel Com­ Prisoner—I swore to tell the •o aUowanes oi refunds can be nsada eer, senior, and Nathan White, mon; a gift of 3,000 sharea of Bick­ CROWD AT ‘ WINGO’ ’ GAME truth, but every time I try some bank account. pp ^ tine ada atopped after tba MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 freshman. ford’s, Inc., common was made by lawyer objects. ettb day. Postmaster George H. Robertson H. Raymond Browm, New York, a A gentleman with a wife who Mo *^ll forblda"i display Hass not attended the Connecticut Dairy­ aold. FOR SALE—SMALL combination director; and Harry Ginsberg, Long DESPITE COLD W EATHHt An old-timer 1s one who Is con­ was very nervous got her some plane. Will sell cheap. Mrs. Leon men’s Association meeting In Hart­ Island City, N. Y.. gave 2,903 com­ Tba Harald will not bo rssponslblo Birthday Balls Will Set vinced that the people should sup­ medicine and later wrote this letter fof mors than one Inoorrsot msertlos Scballcr, 427 Center, rear. Tele­ ford on Thursday. mon of National Container Corpora­ port the government, and not the to the doctor: of any advertisement ordered for phone 7257. The funeral of Eugene Richard­ tion. "Dear Doctor: more than one time. son was held In the Congregational Tall Cedars Party Continues to government support the people. Tbs Inadvertent omiaeton ot moor* John TyssowTskl, New York, a Draw Large Numbers —^Win­ Before my wife took your medi­ ffpot publication of advortlslnp will bo church on Wednesday afternoon at director of Woodward and Lotbrop, two o’clock, with Rev. Leon Austin Records Throughout Nation A smart man Is one who never cine, she waa so nervous I could 'roetiflo only by oanoellaMon of tho AP ARTM ENTS— FLATS— Washington, D. C., reported receipt ners of the Prizes. hardly sleep with her. Since taking pimrpo mado for the aervtee rendered. of North Coventry officiating. Mrs. of 5,000 sharea of that compands makes the same mistake twice, but All advertisements must oonforra TENEMENTS Ina Beebe sang, with Mrs. W. H. common stock. a smarter one Is he who never your medicine, anybody could sleep IP atyle, copy and lypoprapby with that the national annual loss from ’The attendance held up well last with her." fUdolatlone enforced by the publieb* FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ Arm.strong at the organ. Interment infantile paralysis includes at least YALE STUDENT IS HURT Among sales of securities: night despite the cold weather at makes It the first time. ora and they reserve tbs rfpht to was In the Nathan Hale cemetery. Six Thousand Towns and Charles Boettcher II, Denver, aold ment, with nil Improvcnientfl, $300,000,000 In lost Incomc.s, while the weekly "Bingo" games of the Ham (mournfully, aa leaned out odit. reviee or lejec* nny copy eou- Bearers were W. L. Rose, J. B. 400 common o f American Crystal ^7 plderod objectionable. steam furnace. Inquire Michael $00,000,000 Is needed each year for Tall Cedars In Masonic Temple. The of the window of the A rk)—This Is Green, James Green and Frank Sugar Co.; Phil Huber and N. A. r CLOVJNO HOURS*-Claeellled ade to Foley, 46 Summer street. Porter. Cities Unite in Great Drive curative work alone. IN WEST HAVEN CRASH regular winners were William Oesa, touch luck. bo pobllsbod ammo day must bo ro* Woodworth, both of Detroit, sold Edward Montle, Mrs. Anna Helser, VVASORSi Of Interest to local residents Is As a signal contribution to the Shem—What’s the kick now? Uolvod by II o'clock noon: Saturdays ATTRACTIVE FIVE room flat. 2nd nation’s fight to stamp out the dls- 2,000 and 1,200 shares respectively Mrs. Leggett, Joseph Park, Robert G R E A T il:IO a. m. floor, very economically heated the death In Cambridge, Mass., on for Mercy Fund; 500 Ex­ of Excello Aircraft and tool Co.; Lathrop, Charles Cooney, Elisabeth Ham—Why, we’ve got all this Monday afternoon of Mrs. Anna F. en.se, Doherty, who has known the "B U IL D Residential neighborhood. Phone Robert H. Stevens of Hacken Edward D. Stair, Detroit, sold 3;100 Johnson, Mary Strong, Mrs. Ray water around us to fish in, and only TELEPHONE YOUR Perkina, widow of the Rev. Benja­ president for many years, conceived two fish worms on board. 7374. Chaa. J. Strickland. the Idea of the mammoth birthday sack, N. J., Suffers a Con­ of Graham Paige Co.; J. Brooks Warren, Shirley Gross, Mrs. George U p / WANT ADS. min Franklin Perkins, who waa pas­ pected at Armory Here. Nichols, detrolt, sold 4,000 U. S. / - Z ¥ party after Roosevelt took office. cussion of the Brain. Grazladio, Mrs. Viola Trotter and Ada aro accepted over tbs telephone FOR RENT—TWO room heated tor of the Congregational church Radiator Corporation Common. Elizabeth Johnson. Sweet Young Thing (at the pi tbo CHAROS RATE piven above apartment with bath, stove, and here from 1892 to 1897. Death oc­ Doherty Hponsored Plan A late report for October by J. W. The winners of the coal or oQ music counter)—Have you: ‘Kissed as p oonvonlen * to advertisers, but curred at the home of her youngest kitchen cabinet, Orford Building By PAUI, FRIOOEN8 Doherty saw that the Warm New Haven, Jan. 24.— (AP) — Todd Co.. Pittsburgh, showed the prizes were Mrs. William Stratton, Me In Uie Moonlight’ ? tbo CASH RATEB will e* accepted as daughter, Mias Ruth M. Perkins, Springs Foundation waa the presi­ rULL PATUENT If paid at the bust* Main street. Rent reasonable. In­ NEA Service Staff f'orreapondent Robert H. .Stevens, of Hackensack, sale of 23,220 shares of Carnegie Gladys Schiebel and Samuel Robin­ Abashed Clerk—Er—It must have .11 O i a II » SiMl 1 H 4 ' 147 Lexington avenue, Cambridge, dent’s only outside interest and he (^Iden Flood - , nose office on or before ibe seventh quire at Marlow's, 867 Main street N. J., 28 year old high stand senior Metal Co. Common. Another late son. Other special prize winners been the man at the other counter, •By John C» T c m r dPy follovrlnp the first Ineortion of Maas„»wlth whom she had resided determined to further it as being report for September. showed the were Mrs. Anna Helser, Lila Stev­ oaeh ad otherwise tbs CHAKUB Six thousand American towns In the Yale School of Medicine, was I've only been here a week. •ffeELUNa's MINING CIZEW ARRIVE AT BIRCH I y a h / ven der newspapers h ere c o m e s THE MINE for the past 20 years. She Is sur­ rinse to the chief executive’s heart. purchase of 3,800 common shares of enson, Mrs. Robert Schubert, Mrs. SAY - ANO «OON THE ONCE QUIBT J OUTI MORNINA how¥ t h e T a » r m H A N RATE will be oollecied. No reeponel- FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM apart­ vived hy another daughter. Mls.s and cities will Join hands Jan. 30 Injured last night in an automobile e a r p e r story bfpry aortunb BUPERINrsNOANTj HEIb MINE HERRJ NUGOET BUS blllty for errors in telephoned ade ment In Jaffe and Podrove Build­ To realize what Warm Springs crash In West Haven. General Baking Co. by George N. Emma Dowd, Gertrude Scott and Work la the best way to drown 8Pcrr IG BEETWING WITH OOLO RUSH HUNTER IN per VORIO HBAOBO Y * / * « Mapsiapta ...... C ward J. Holl. Tcl. 4642. 1921. Simultaneously began his Doatba ...... O dren and six great-grandchildren. Roosevelt took office, his anniver­ reported Stevens condition today .is Mrs. Perkins was In her 92nd year long struggle to conquer the effects "fair." He suffered a concussion of Card of Tbanfca ...... E sary will be made the occasion for a of the disease. Behind his strug­ WRIGLEY'S, ■ 4- ' W < la Momorlam ...... F ENJOY THE COMFORTS of a and had been In excellent health un­ the brain. heated apartment this cold nation-wide drive against the rav­ gle Is the story of Warm Springs. Loot and Pound...... l til a week ago she contracted a cold ages of infantile paralysis. The youth recently announced hl.s AnnouDoementa ...... t weather. Three room apartment which developed Into pneumonia Warm Springs, with Its constant engagement to Miss Eleanor Ston- SPEARMINT PorsonalB ...... I for rent, modern. Special price If Aa the date draws near this year, flow of tepid, crystal-clear water, which cau.scd her death. A daugh- reports from every state and from ington of West New Brighton, PERFECT GUh^ AutomoMlos taken this month. William Rubl- ter-lii-law, Mrs. F. Ernest Perkins had been a resort for a long time Automoblloe for Sale ...... « territorial possessions Indicate the Staton I.sland, daugh.or of Edgar ^ ^ i t -J ■ Automoblloe for Exchanpo ««...■ I now. telephone of East Providence, was formerly when Roo.sevelt first turned to Itin Stonington. president of the New celebration will surpa,ss the two pre­ 1924. Slowly he began to show Im­ APte Aeceaaorlee—Tires ...... e Miss Sarah Boynton, a sister of ceding ones. York Cocoa Exchange and head of Auto Repelrlnp*—Palntlnp ...... 7 FOR R E N T -F IV E ROOM tene­ Frank O. Boynton of this place. provement as he literally swam his tho Wall street house of Raynor and Auto Pobools ...... T'A Last year .5000 birthday balls way back to health. a ment, all modern improvementa. There w-ere five tables In play at AIDS DIGESTION " Autoa—Phlp by Truck ...... I were held. This year from 5.600 to .Stonington, Autoa-“*For UIre ...... • Apply 10 Cottage street. tho American Legion whist In the 'Treatment at the springs, which Oprapea—‘Pervleo—Storapo ••••. 10 Town Hall Tuesday evening. The 6,000 are definitely planned. Ber­ always are at 89 degrees tempera­ A ...... 11 FOUR ROOM FLAT, closed In grand prize for the aeries was won muda will hold its first ball this ture. Is based on the principle that Wanted Antoo—llotorcyolee ... II porch and garage for rent. 484 by Mra. Unda E, Stanley; ladles’ year, under auspices of Lady Cubitt, a body weighs aa much less In wa­ Eualueae and Frofeasfnaal Source w.fe of the governor general. Sir Recreation ('enter FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser WASHINGTON TUBBS By ( rane UUT OUR W A \ Eualneaa Sorvlcee Offered ...... II Hartford Road. Inquire at 591 Cen­ first prize, MIsa Annie Wellwood; ter as the amount of fluid It dis­ By WUIianii Soueebold Services Offered...... 1I*A ter atreet. sccniid. Mrs. Bertha Flint; consola­ Thomas Astley Cuhltt. There will places. Thus paralysis-weakened Items of Interest 6LKT/OM BuUdinp—-Contractlnp 14 tion, Miss Flora Green; gentlemen’s he one also, for the first time. In muscles may be better exercised in rVE BEEN DOIN’ CAMPAKShJ Mlorlata~Nura«4'iv* ...... U first prize. Arthur MacEarland. the Virgin Islands; six In Alaska water, than where they would have WHAT THIS Es/EPY <3ETF RED HOT. Fvaeral DIraclore ...... II and throe in Hawaii. Baatlnp-*Plomblnp—Rooflnp > n Man.sflold; second, Forrest Gray. no outside support. Friday. IN BLAZES NIGHT FDP A IF ELECTED, laauranea ...... II Mansfield; consolation, Donald One Ball In a Trailer As he gradually "came back", BAD The women’s plunge period will ARE Y x i V/EEK.POP.... e a s y p r o m is e s millnery^Dreaemaklnp . . . . II Green. And down in the Florida Ever­ Roosevelt turned his attention to bo held from 7 to 9 o’clock. Women Movlnp-^Trucklnp—S.urape • • to glades Charley Hartog, bom In Hol­ the plight of others and from this d o in g AND I CAN T O CLOSE Mublle Paasenper Service ... .lO-A WlIRRL CHAINS STOLEN members may get towels from the Pplntlnp-^Peptrlnp EMERGENCY land and still a citizen of that coun­ effort has grown the enterprise of .'ittcndant In the locker rooms. Mem­ UP, AT e v e r y eAMer- Bridgeport, Jan. 24. —(AP) — Pa­ really Ride Profeesfona.'tfona] Services t> try, will hold the country’s .smallest today. bership cards must be shown. uiMCleantnp 14 seeking aid from the detective bu* 6-18 automobile trailer. VeUai Opods end Service II -Springs Foundation was organized team will use the floor from 9 to 10. HOUR? CALLS reau. Hartog will conduct bis ball under etmnNCAtnvict.mc. t. m. Sfa u. a mt. err. [lllllll Wanted'-^Buelneee Se.vtea ...••• II as a non-profit making center for Saturday, Bduaattaaal He reported to the bureau yester* the same rules that the real of the study of Infantile parlyais. Since 1 DONT WAMT day that someone bad stolen two The boys’ swimming classes will Oauraea and C>aaeee...... ti country follows. ’These rules stipu­ nation-wide contributions have come meet as follows; (READ THE S’rUKV, THEN COLOR ’THE PICTURE) THE OLD OFFICE. Private Instruction ...... II POLICE seta of chains off the wheels of his late that 70 per cent of all proceeds flULU SELLE.THE to the Institution In the last two 9:30 to 10:15 Beginners. IF I'M ELECTED, Oaacinp ...... ib-a auto while It waa parked Juat a are to be retained for local cam­ Wee Goldy rushed right out and Scouty ran up with some grass. « Apetue Wanted ...... 17-A ’The first nation-wide birthday quent and cheering visitor. ffltnatlone Wanted—Female ... Id Two centrally located stores ball in 1934 raised $1,003,000 and the The Atlas will use the gym floor ’cause ’twas a funny sight to see. elephant walked near to him and V xl LEARN TO TOO SMALL, AN' I WANTED TO - P i ON 81tuatloo» Wanted—Malt ...... || 5432 from 7 to 8 o’clock. Said Scouty, “Please don’t worry, snorted for a drink. Employment Apencies ...... 40 for rent. One suitable for 1935 celebration cleared $1,071,000. RIDE HIM IN THE RND OLIT IF THEY W ERE '^COUISE NOr.’ V T u L U Need Grows Greater FIVE BURNED TO DEA’TH The men’s plunge period will be Goldy! Everything’s okay. "I’ll get a bucketful. Stand live llorb-Pele^PouNry—Vchlrtea ’’I’ll get the beasts spme food to th em g am b ler s IBELLE Dope—Birds—Peie ...... 41 AMBULANCE barber shop. Steam heal "Despite this added financial am­ held from 7 to 8 o’clock. still," he said. ’Then you can CIAinriME? RIGHT... BLTT 1 DIDHT WANT munch, and then, I have a happy drink your fill. Now, please don't MEAM ARE JUSTTRVIM' /ujMuY Uve Stock —Vehtcies ...... 4| (Dougan) supplied. munition to combat the scourge of S t Johns, N. F., Jan. 24.— (A P )— A public whist party will be held THEM TO RND OOrJ Poultry and SupplUa ...... 4| at the West Side Rec on Cedar hunch, they’ll know that we are get impatient. TII be back In Just NOTHIN', TO MAKE OUR / a Wanted - Peie —Poultry—Brock 44 paralysis” , declares CoL Henry L. A mother, three children and a friendly and they’ll Join us In our a wink." BOVS.' maid died today aa fire of unde­ street. Play will start at 8 o’clock. FELLER LOOK /CHANCE Sale—Mlerellaaeons 5630 TO RENT Doherty, . chairman of the national play.!’ The fat beast waited till the BAD. Articles Cor Sai* ...... 41 coi.imlttise on arrangements for termined origin swept through their Monday. FIVE ROOMS, DOWNSTAIRS. The men’s boxing class will meet returned, and then a drink ha ha Soate and Acceeeorlee ...... 4| (Holloran) these balls, "we have hardly made a home here. The hunter then leaped from the Wee Duncy stood and watchei^ Eulldtnp Malerluie ...... 41 AT $15.00 PER MONTH. start. Forty-seven hospitals, leas All those who perished were from 7 to 8 o’clock. OlaraoDds—Watches—Jewelry .. 41 tree and loudly cried, "If you him. Then the beast was indis­ 3 0 4 o Inquire of SupL at 26 Birch St. than one for each state in the Union, asleep on the second floor. Efforts The women’s gym class will be Electrical Appliances—Radio 4t held from 7 to 8 o’clock. ask me, I think I’m good at lasso­ creet. c Fuel sod Feed ...... or Call tor Information at 7 P. N. are Inundated by a new torrent of of firemen to enter the building ing. I caught two beasts at once. He fllled bis truck with water Qarder — Farm—Dairy Products 60 (Quish) olUng humanity streaming through were frustrated by flames and ’The men's gym class will meet “I’m ready, now, to turn them and on Duncy made a large spray . Boueebolo Ooude ...... 6| smoke. from 8:15 to B o’clock. Maobinery and Tiolt ...... u Reliable Realty Co. their doors from the onslaught of loose. I could keep them, but land. The soaking was so sudden. 1935, when this dread disease added ’The dead were Mrs. Anthony The men’s plunge period will be Ifueleal Instrumetita ...... 4340 126 Temple St. Hartford what’s the use? If I want them It took Duncy off bis feet. approximately 10,000 victims to Its Noah, and her three children, David, from 7 to 8 o’clock. Office and Store Equipment « .. |4 Phone 7-8116 again. I’ll pull another of my tpeelale at the Scores ...... M rclls." , 6; ]^bert, 4, and Angela, 3, and The women’s plunge period will stunts.” Waarlnp Apparel—Furs ...... 67 .(Duncy makes good use of Wanted—To Boy ...... n HOSPITAL Doherty conservatively estimates Ftflclff'Sheppard, the maid. be from 8 to B o’clock. ’The beasts were freed. , Then giraffes in the next story.) I-2U M— -^M *ard—Mvfel»—Re aorta TH SOES PREDICT A GLORIOUS VICTORY. Reetaoraote 5131 ■a-._____-TWe -LUaO/.SriEF/- .J RooiLe Wlttauui Board ...... II , aMrd.r* Wsot^ ...... ii-A AI.LKY OOP feiAl.KSMAN SAM And No Bed To Hide Under Rv HAMLIN RX?a l l i do is A New Job By Si** *(1 OosBtnr Hoars -H..r>rt. ..^ w . SO WATER DEPT. TtXJOBEnBR B o t.l.—KMIaursBU ...... « . . . . (1 VA/WAT A VOWL. JUMPIISI ^ A IN 'T S A 1D ,YE.T. i f WaattS—Roomi— Boars ...... tt I CANT HELP rr, IF I AM GREAT WIGGLINJ ALLEY AN 00MB INTO peed OYUAMna BUr,OH BOr,THE eorvA (orFEREo m e a I - & e e M UOOKIN' F eR .*W eH '.Ica U -V ' ^ i t V e IBggU t-r-» I gir--H'ri' A I YEE.'WHAr ON AFRIGHT-' I NEVBi DID ,ALLWPOFSUa4R VeR. GOMWPi YiftKe TH" UIA